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List of ship launches in 1919

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The list of ship launches in 1919 includes a chronological list of ships launched in 1919. In cases where no official launching ceremony was held, the date built or completed may be used instead.

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January

Date Country Builder Location Ship Class Notes
2 January  United States Bath Iron Works Bath, Maine Buchanan Wickes-class destroyer For United States Navy.
2 January  United States G. M. Standifer Construction Vancouver, Washington <i>Cokesit</i> Design 1015 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
2 January  United States Columbia River Shipbuilding Portland, Oregon West Corum Design 1013 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
4 January  United States Sun Shipbuilding Company Chester, Pennsylvania <i>Eddelyn</i> Troop ship Requisitioned by the United States Shipping Board.[1]
4 January  United States Todd Dry Dock and Construction Company Tacoma, Washington <i>Quittacas</i> Design 1014 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
8 January  United States Union Iron Works San Francisco, California Stoddert Clemson-class destroyer For United States Navy.
9 January  United States American Shipbuilding Company Wyandotte, Michigan <i>Lake Greenbier</i> Design 1093 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
10 January  United States Great Lakes Engineering Works Ecorse, Michigan <i>Coulee</i> Design 1060 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
11 January  United States William Cramp & Sons Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Cole Wickes-class destroyer For United States Navy.
11 January  United States Skinner & Eddy Seattle, Washington <i>Edgemont</i> Design 1079 ship For United States Shipping Board.
12 January  United States American Shipbuilding Company Cleveland, Ohio <i>Lake Forney</i> Design 1093 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
14 January  United States Fore River Shipyard Quincy, Massachusetts Belknap Clemson-class destroyer For United States Navy.
14 January  United States Mare Island Navy Yard Vallejo, California Claxton Wickes-class destroyer For United States Navy.
14 January  United States Northwest Steel Portland, Oregon <i>West Tacook</i> Design 1013 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
15 January  United States Mare Island Navy Yard Vallejo, California Hamilton Wickes-class destroyer For United States Navy.
15 January  United States Whitney Bros. Company Superior, Wisconsin <i>Huckey</i> Design 1035 tug For United States Shipping Board.[1]
15 January  United States Long Beach Shipbuilding Company Long Beach, California <i>Wallingford</i> Design 1097 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
16 January  United States American Shipbuilding Company Wyandotte, Michigan <i>Lake Gretna</i> Design 1093 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
16 January  United States Chester Shipbuilding Corporation Chester, Pennsylvania <i>Mystic</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by the United States Shipping Board.[1]
18 January  United States Hanlon Dry Dock and Shipbuilding Oakland, California <i>Delfina</i> Design 1043 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
18 January  United States Union Iron Works San Francisco, California Farquhar Clemson-class destroyer For United States Navy.
18 January  United States Bethlehem Sparrows Point Sparrows Point, Maryland <i>Hoven</i> Design 1047 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
18 January  United States Atlantic Corporation Portsmouth, New Hampshire Kisnop Design 1019 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
18 January  United States American Shipbuilding Company Lorain, Ohio <i>Lake Freeland</i> Design 1093 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
18 January  United States Fore River Shipyard Quincy, Massachusetts R-3 R-ckass submarine For United States Navy.
18 January  United States American International Shipbuilding Hog Island, Pennsylvania <i>Saugertis</i> Design 1022 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
18 January  United States American International Shipbuilding Hog Island, Pennsylvania <i>Schodack</i> Design 1022 ship For United States Shipping Board.
19 January  United States Union Iron Works San Francisco, California Thompson Clemson-class destroyer For United States Navy.
20 January  United States Great Lakes Engineering Works Ecorse, Michigan <i>Cottonplant</i> Design 1060 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
20 January  United States American Shipbuilding Company Wyandotte, Michigan <i>Lake Grogan</i> Design 1093 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
21 January  United States Standard Shipbuilding Corporation Shooters Island, New York <i>Shooters Island</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by the United States Shipping Board.[1]
22 January  United States Manitowoc Shipbuilding Company Manitowoc, Wisconsin <i>Cornucopia</i> Design 1044 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
22 January  United States Union Iron Works San Francisco, California Reno Clemson-class destroyer For United States Navy.
23 January  United States American Shipbuilding Company Chicago, Illinois <i>Lake Grainger</i> Design 1093 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
25 January  United States Submarine Boat Corporation Newark, New Jersey <i>Farnam</i> Design 1023 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
25 January  United States Toledo Shipbuilding Company Toledo, Ohio <i>Lake Charlottesville</i> Design 1020 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
28 January  United States Northwest Steel Portland, Oregon <i>West Togus</i> Design 1013 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
29 January  United States Globe Shipbuilding Company Superior, Wisconsin <i>Copalgrove</i> Design 1020 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
29 January  United States Alameda Works Shipyard Alameda, California <i>Hegira</i> Design 1032 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
29 January  United States Baltimore Dry Dock and Shipbuilding Company Baltimore, Maryland Pigeon Lapwing-class minesweeper For United States Navy.
29 January  United States Los Angeles Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company San Pedro, California <i>West Selene</i> Design 1013 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
30 January  United States American Shipbuilding Company Wyandotte, Michigan <i>Lake Flovilla</i> Design 1093 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
30 January  United States Staten Island Shipbuilding Company Mariners Harbor, New York Ortolan Lapwing-class minesweeper For United States Navy.
30 January  United States Moore Shipbuilding Company Oakland, California <i>Tuckanuck</i> Design 1015 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
31 January  United States Bethlehem Elizabethport Elizabeth, New Jersey <i>Ballenas</i> Design 1035 tug For United States Shipping Board.[1]
31 January  United States Bethlehem Elizabethport Elizabeth, New Jersey <i>Ballew</i> Design 1035 tug For United States Shipping Board.[1]
31 January  United States Albina Engine & Machine Works Portland, Oregon <i>Glendola</i> Design 1049 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
31 January  United States American Shipbuilding Company Lorain, Ohio <i>Lake Freed</i> Design 1093 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
31 January  United States Fore River Shipyard Quincy, Massachusetts McCook Clemson-class destroyer For United States Navy.

February

Date Country Builder Location Ship Class Notes
1 February  United States Great Lakes Engineering Works Ecorse, Michigan <i>Cortois</i> Design 1060 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
1 February  United States Great Lakes Engineering Works Ashtabula, Ohio <i>Cowee</i> Design 1060 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
1 February  United States Baltimore Dry Dock and Shipbuilding Company Baltimore, Maryland <i>Oscoda</i> Design 1016 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
1 February  United States Newburgh Shipyards Newburgh, New York <i>Walden</i> Design 1025 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
1 February  United States Southwestern Shipbuilding Company San Pedro, California <i>West Catanace</i> Design 1019 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
1 February  United States Columbia River Shipbuilding Portland, Oregon <i>West Harcuvar</i> Design 1013 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
1 February  United States Merchant Shipbuilding Corporation Harriman, Pennsylvania <i>Wynooche</i> Design 1025 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
2 February  United States Federal Shipbuilding Kearny, New Jersey <i>Duquesne</i> Design 1037 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
5 February  United States Squantum Victory Yard Quincy, Massachusetts Bailey Clemson-class destroyer For United States Navy
5 February  United States Todd Brooklyn Brooklyn, New York Cormorant Lapwing-class minesweeper For United States Navy.
5 February  United States Whitney Bros. Company Superior, Wisconsin <i>Hulver</i> Design 1035 tug For United States Shipping Board.[1]
6 February  United States American Shipbuilding Company Wyandotte, Michigan <i>Lake Flume</i> Design 1093 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
6 February  United States Union Iron Works San Francisco, California Woodbury Clemson-class destroyer For United States Navy.
8 February  United States Submarine Boat Corporation Newark, New Jersey <i>Jekyl</i> Design 1023 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
8 February  United States American Shipbuilding Company Superior, Wisconsin <i>Lake Fraichur</i> Design 1093 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
8 February  United States American Shipbuilding Company Lorain, Ohio <i>Lake Freezeout</i> Design 1093 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
8 February  United States Submarine Boat Corporation Newark, New Jersey <i>Nesco</i> Design 1023 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
8 February  United States Downey Shipbuilding Corporation Staten Island, New York <i>Sabotawan</i> Design 1017 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
11 February  United States Great Lakes Engineering Works Ecorse, Michigan <i>Couparle</i> Design 1060 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
11 February  United States Columbia River Shipbuilding Portland, Oregon <i>West Imboden</i> Design 1013 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
12 February  United States Manitowoc Shipbuilding Company Manitowoc, Wisconsin <i>Corcoran</i> Design 1044 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
12 February  United States American Shipbuilding Company Wyandotte, Michigan <i>Lake Flushing</i> Design 1093 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
12 February  United States Northwest Steel Portland, Oregon West Nohno Design 1013 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
14 February  United States Sun Shipbuilding Company Chester, Pennsylvania <i>Sol Navis</i> Troopship Requisitioned by the United States Shipping Board.[1]
15 February  United States Providence Engineering Works Providence, Rhode Island <i>Bathalum</i> Design 1035 tug For United States Shipping Board.[1]
15 February  United States Alabama Dry Dock and Shipbuilding Company Mobile, Alabama Bittern Lapwing-class minesweeper For United States Navy.
15 February  United States Pusey & Jones Gloucester City, New Jersey Castle Town Cargo ship Requisitioned by the United States Shipping Board.[1]
15 February  United States Bethlehem Sparrows Point Sparrows Point, Maryland <i>Hoxbar</i> Design 1047 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
15 February  United States Union Iron Works San Francisco, California Kennedy Clemson-class destroyer For United States Navy.
15 February  United States Puget Sound Navy Yard Bremerton, Washington Kingfisher Lapwing-class minesweeper For United States Navy.
15 February  United States Toledo Shipbuilding Company Toledo, Ohio <i>Lake Calvenia</i> Design 1020 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
15 February  United States American Shipbuilding Company Wyandotte, Michigan <i>Lake Flymus</i> Design 1093 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
15 February  United States American Shipbuilding Company Cleveland, Ohio <i>Lake Forsby</i> Design 1093 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
15 February  United States American Shipbuilding Company Chicago, Illinois <i>Lake Granca</i> Design 1093 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
15 February  United States Pusey & Jones Wilmington, Delaware <i>Rock Island</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by the United States Shipping Board.[1]
15 February  United States Lake Torpedo Boat Bridgeport, Connecticut S-2 S-class submarine For United States Navy.
16 February  United States Submarine Boat Corporation Newark, New Jersey <i>Masca</i> Design 1023 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
16 February  United States Submarine Boat Corporation Newark, New Jersey <i>National Bridge</i> Design 1023 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
16 February  United States Submarine Boat Corporation Newark, New Jersey <i>Passaic Bridge</i> Design 1023 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
16 February  United States Los Angeles Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company San Pedro, California West Mingo Design 1013 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
17 February  United States Ferguson Steel & Iron Buffalo, New York <i>Chimo</i> Bagaduce-class tug For United States Navy.
18 February  United Kingdom William Hamilton & Co. Ltd. Port Glasgow Clan Matheson Cargo ship For Clan Line Ltd.[2]
18 February  United States Chester Shipbuilding Corporation Chester, Pennsylvania <i>Silverbrook</i> Tanker Requisitioned by the United States Shipping Board.[1]
20 February  United States Merill-Stevens Shipbuilding Corporation Jacksonville, Florida <i>Ashbee</i> Design 1012 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
20 February  United States American Shipbuilding Company Lorain, Ohio <i>Lake Fresco</i> Design 1093 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
21 February  United States Great Lakes Engineering Works Ecorse, Michigan <i>Coushatta</i> Design 1060 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
21 February  United States Union Iron Works San Francisco, California Paul Hamilton Clemson-class destroyer For United States Navy.
21 February  United States American International Shipbuilding Hog Island, Pennsylvania <i>Saugus</i> Design 1022 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
21 February  United States Puget Sound Navy Yard Bremerton, Washington <i>Tatnuck</i> Bagaduce-class tug For United States Navy.
22 February  United States Oscar Daniels Company Tampa, Florida <i>Yomachichi</i> Design 1027 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
26 February  United States Albina Engine & Machine Works Portland, Oregon <i>Glendoyle</i> Design 1049 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
26 February  United States Western Pipe & Steel South San Francisco, California <i>West Alcoz</i> Design 1019 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
27 February  United States G. M. Standifer Construction Vancouver, Washington <i>Coaxet</i> Design 1015 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
27 February  United States New York Shipbuilding Camden, New Jersey <i>Gulf Queen</i> Tanker Requisitioned by the United States Shipping Board.[1]
27 February  United States Virginia Shipbuilding Corporation Alexandria, Virginia <i>Gunston Hall</i> Design 1015 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
27 February  United States Whitney Bros. Company Superior, Wisconsin <i>Humaconna</i> Design 1035 tug For United States Shipping Board.[1]
27 February  United States American Shipbuilding Company Wyandotte, Michigan <i>Lake Folcroft</i> Design 1093 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
27 February  United States American Shipbuilding Company Wyandotte, Michigan <i>Lake Sapor</i> Design 1093 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
28 February  United States Fore River Shipyard Quincy, Massachusetts Ingram Clemson-class destroyer For United States Navy.
28 February  United States Puget Sound Navy Yard Bremerton, Washington Mahopac Bagaduce-class tug For United States Navy.
28 February  United States Union Iron Works San Francisco, California O'Bannon Wickes-class destroyer For United States Navy.
28 February  United States American International Shipbuilding Hog Island, Pennsylvania <i>Sangamon</i> Design 1022 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
28 February  United States Puget Sound Navy Yard Bremerton, Washington Sunnadin Bagaduce-class tug For United States Navy.
28 February  United States Northwest Steel Portland, Oregon <i>West Cherow</i> Design 1013 ship For United States Shipping Board .[1]
28 February  United States Columbia River Shipbuilding Portland, Oregon <i>West Hardaway</i> Design 1013 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]

March

Date Country Builder Location Ship Class Notes
1 March  United States American Shipbuilding Company Lorain, Ohio <i>Lake Frenchton</i> Design 1093 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
1 March  United States American Shipbuilding Company Chicago, Illinois <i>Lake Grampian</i> Design 1093 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
1 March  United States Saginaw Shipbuilding Company Saginaw, Michigan <i>Lake Saba</i> Design 1020 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
1 March  United States Fore River Shipyard Quincy, Massachusetts R-6 R-class submarine For United States Navy.
1 March  United States Southwestern Shipbuilding Company San Pedro, California <i>West Sequana</i> Design 1019 ship For United States Shipping Board .[1]
2 March  United States Submarine Boat Corporation Newark, New Jersey Milwaukee Bridge Design 1023 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
2 March  United States Submarine Boat Corporation Newark, New Jersey <i>Wisconsin Bridge</i> Design 1023 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
4 March  United States Northwest Engineering Works Green Bay, Wisconsin <i>Menominee</i> Design 1035 tug For United States Shipping Board.[1]
5 March  United States Bethlehem Elizabethport Elizabeth, New Jersey <i>Barkhamstead</i> Design 1035 tug For United States Shipping Board,[1]
5 March  United States Bethlehem Elizabethport Elizabeth, New Jersey <i>Barlow</i> Design 1035 tug For United States Shipping Board,[1]
5 March  United States McDougall-Duluth Shipbuilding Company Duluth, Minnesota <i>Chappell</i> Design 1020 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
5 March  United Kingdom Harland & Wolff Belfast <i>War Paris</i> G-type cargo ship For British Shipping Controller.[3]
8 March  United States Great Lakes Engineering Works Ashtabula, Ohio <i>Cowiche</i> Design 1060 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
8 March  United States Baltimore Dry Dock and Shipbuilding Company Baltimore, Maryland <i>Galahad</i> Design 1016 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
8 March  United States American Shipbuilding Company Cleveland, Ohio <i>Lake Fossil</i> Design 1093 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
8 March  United States Newport News Shipbuilding Newport News, Virginia Mason Clemson-class destroyer
8 March  United States American International Shipbuilding Hog Island, Pennsylvania <i>Schoharie</i> Design 1022 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
8 March  United States Merchant Shipbuilding Corporation Harriman, Pennsylvania <i>Wauconda</i> Design 1025 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
9 March  United States Standard Shipbuilding Corporation Shooters Island, New York <i>Balsam</i> Design 1063 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
9 March  United States Downey Shipbuilding Corporation Staten Island, New York <i>Dochet</i> Design 1017 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
9 March  United States Federal Shipbuilding Kearny, New Jersey <i>McKeesport</i> Design 1037 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
10 March  United States Great Lakes Engineering Works Ecorse, Michigan <i>Covalt</i> Design 1060 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
11 March  United States Hanlon Dry Dock and Shipbuilding Oakland, California <i>Delisle</i> Design 1043 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
11 March  United States Alameda Works Shipyard Alameda, California <i>Derbyline</i> Design 1047 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
12 March  United States Newark, New Jersey Submarine Boat Corporation <i>Bound Brook</i> Design 1023 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
12 March  United States New York Shipbuilding Camden, New Jersey Dickerson Wickes-class destroyer For United States Navy.
12 March  United States Newark, New Jersey Submarine Boat Corporation <i>Opequan</i> Design 1023 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
13 March  United States McDougall-Duluth Shipbuilding Company Duluth, Minnesota <i>Chamblee</i> Design 1020 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
13 March  United States American Shipbuilding Company Wyandotte, Michigan <i>Lake Fonda</i> Design 1093 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
15 March  United States Pensacola Shipbuilding Company Pensacola, Florida <i>Cushnoc</i> Design 1025 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
15 March  United States American Shipbuilding Company Superior, Wisconsin <i>Lake Fraley</i> Design 1093 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
15 March  United States American Shipbuilding Company Chicago, Illinois <i>Lake Grampus</i> Design 1093 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
15 March  United States American International Shipbuilding Hog Island, Pennsylvania <i>Schenectady</i> Design 1022 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
15 March  United States Western Pipe & Steel South San Francisco, California <i>West Aleta</i> Design 1019 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
15 March  United States Long Beach Shipbuilding Company Long Beach, California West Kasson Design 1019 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
15 March  United States Columbia River Shipbuilding Portland, Oregon <i>West Munham</i> Design 1013 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
17 March  United States New York Shipbuilding Camden, New Jersey Hatfield Clemson-class destroyer For United States Navy.
17 March  United States American Shipbuilding Company Lorain, Ohio <i>Lake Inaha</i> Design 1093 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
17 March  United States Northwest Steel Portland, Oregon <i>West Celeron</i> Design 1013 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
18 March  United States Staten Island Shipbuilding Company Mariners Harbor, New York <i>York Harbor</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by the United States Shipping Board.[1]
19 March  United States William Cramp & Sons Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Chandler Clemson-class destroyer For United States Navy.
19 March  United States Todd Brooklyn Brooklyn, New York Gannet Lapwing-class minesweeper For United States Navy
19 March  United States American Shipbuilding Company Wyandotte, Michigan <i>Lake Fontanet</i> Design 1093 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
20 March  United States Albina Engine & Machine Works Portland, Oregon Glorieta Design 1049 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
20 March  United States Southwestern Shipbuilding Company San Pedro, California <i>West Cavanal</i> Design 1019 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
21 March  United States Fore River Shipyard Quincy, Massachusetts Bancroft Clemson-class destroyer For United States Navy.
21 March  United States Great Lakes Engineering Works Ecorse, Michigan <i>Coutolene</i> Design 1060 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
22 March  United States Skinner & Eddy Seattle, Washington <i>Eldena</i> Design 1079 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
22 March  United States Newport News Shipbuilding Newport News, Virginia Graham Clemson-class destroyer For United States Navy.
22 March  United States American International Shipbuilding Hog Island, Pennsylvania <i>Sarcoxie</i> Design 1022 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
22 March  United States Squantum Victory Yard Quincy, Massachusetts Thornton Clemson-class destroyer For United States Navy.
22 March  United States Gas Engine and Power Company New York Tern Lapwing-class minesweeper For United States Navy.
25 March  United States Lorain, Ohio American Shipbuilding Company <i>Lake Friar</i> Design 1093 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
27 March  United States Submarine Boat Corporation Newark, New Jersey <i>Knoxville</i> Design 1023 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
27 March  United States Wyandotte, Michigan American Shipbuilding Company <i>Lake Fontana</i> Design 1093 ship[1] For United States Shipping Board.
27 March  United States Submarine Boat Corporation Newark, New Jersey <i>Louisville Bridge</i> Design 1023 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
27 March  United States Downey Shipbuilding Corporation Staten Island, New York <i>Strathnaver</i> Design 1017 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
28 March  United States Great Lakes Engineering Works Ecorse, Michigan <i>Covena</i> Design 1060 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
28 March  United States Fore River Shipyard Quincy, Massachusetts McCalla Clemson-class destroyer For United States Navy.
28 March  United States Northwest Steel Portland, Oregon <i>West Celine</i> Design 1013 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
29 March  United States Skinner & Eddy Seattle, Washington <i>Edgemoore</i> Design 1079 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
29 March  United States Texas Steamship Corporation Bath, Maine <i>Shenandoah</i> Tanker Requisitioned by the United States Shipping Board.[1]
29 March  United States J. F. Duthie & Company Seattle, Washington <i>West Hembrie</i> Design 1013 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
29 March  United States Ames Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company Seattle, Washington <i>West Irmo</i> Design 1080 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
30 March  United States Submarine Boat Corporation Newark, New Jersey <i>Anniston</i> Design 1023 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
30 March  United States Bethlehem Elizabethport Elizabeth, New Jersey <i>Barrallton</i> Design 1035 tug For United States Shipping Board.[1]
30 March  United States Bethlehem Elizabethport Elizabeth, New Jersey <i>Barranca</i> Design 1035 tug For United States Shipping Board.[1]
30 March  United States Submarine Boat Corporation Newark, New Jersey <i>Chattanooga</i> Design 1023 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
30 March  United States Moore Shipbuilding Company Oakland, California Cotati Design 1015 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
30 March  United States Pacific Coast Shipbuilding Company Bay Point, California Cansumset Design 1015 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
30 March  United States Moore Shipbuilding Company Oakland, California <i>Imlay</i> Design 1041 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
30 March  United States Los Angeles Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company San Pedro, California West Montop Design 1013 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
31 March  United States Federal Shipbuilding Kearny, New Jersey <i>Donora</i> Design 1037 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
31 March  United States Submarine Boat Corporation Newark, New Jersey <i>Montgomery</i> Design 1023 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
31 March  Japan Kure Naval Arsenal Kure Ro-14 Kaichu II-type submarine For Imperial Japanese Navy
31 March  United States William Cramp & Sons Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Southard Clemson-class destroyer For United States Navy
31 March  United States American International Shipbuilding Hog Island, Pennsylvania <i>Schoodic</i> Design 1022 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
31 March  United States Merchant Shipbuilding Corporation Harriman, Pennsylvania <i>Waukau</i> Design 1025 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
31 March  United States Federal Shipbuilding Kearny, New Jersey <i>Waukigon</i> Design 1037 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]

April

Date Country Builder Location Ship Class Notes
1 April  United States Merchant Shipbuilding Corporation Harriman, Pennsylvania <i>Intan</i> Design 1025 shi For United States Shipping Board.[1]
2 April  United States American Shipbuilding Company Wyandotte, Michigan <i>Lake Faresman</i> Design 1093 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
3 April  United States Saginaw Shipbuilding Company Saginaw, Michigan <i>Lake Canaveral</i> Design 1020 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
3 April  United Kingdom Harland & Wolff Belfast <i>War Vision</i> N-type cargo ship For British Shipping Controller.[4]
3 April  United States Columbia River Shipbuilding Portland, Oregon <i>West Totant</i> Design 1013 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
4 April  United States Northwest Engineering Works Green Bay, Wisconsin <i>Toopi</i> Design 1035 tug For United States Shipping Board.[1]
5 April  United States Ferguson Steel & Iron Buffalo, New York Bagaduce Bagaduce-class tug For United States Navy.
5 April  United States Providence Engineering Works Providence, Rhode Island <i>Bathgate</i> Design 1035 tug For United States Shipping Board.[1]
5 April  United States McDougall-Duluth Shipbuilding Company Duluth, Minnesota <i>Chautauqua</i> Design 1020 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
5 April  United States Standard Shipbuilding Corporation Shooters Island, New York <i>Eastside</i> Design 1063 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
5 April  United States American Shipbuilding Company Cleveland, Ohio <i>Lake Fannin</i> Design 1099 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
5 April  United States Toledo Shipbuilding Company Toledo, Ohio <i>Lake Festina</i> Design 1099 ship[1] For United States Shipping Board.
5 April  United States American Shipbuilding Company Chicago, Illinois <i>Lake Granby</i> Design 1093 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
5 April  United States Seattle North Pacific Shipbuilding Company Seattle, Washington <i>Osaqumsick</i> Design 1015 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
5 April  United States Bethlehem Wilmington Wilmington, Delaware <i>Romulus</i> Design 1031 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
5 April  United States Fore River Shipyard Quincy, Massachusetts R-7 R-class submarine For United States Navy.
5 April  United States American International Shipbuilding Hog Island, Pennsylvania <i>Seekonk</i> Design 1022 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
5 April  United States Groton Iron Works Groton, Connecticut <i>Worcester</i> Design 1016 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
8 April  United States Staten Island Shipbuilding Company Mariners Harbor, New York Peacock Lapwing-class minesweeper For United States Navy.
8 April  United States Skinner & Eddy Seattle, Washington Wheatland Montana Design 1079 ship[1] For United States Shipping Board.
9 April  United States Great Lakes Engineering Works Ecorse, Michigan <i>Cowan</i> Design 1060 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
9 April  United States American Shipbuilding Company Superior, Wisconsin <i>Lake Farlin</i> Design 1099 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
9 April  United States Submarine Boat Corporation Newark, New Jersey <i>St. Augustine</i> Design 1023 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
9 April  United States Union Iron Works San Francisco, California William Jones Clemson-class destroyer For United States Navy.
10 April  United States Bath Iron Works Bath, Maine Aaron Ward Wickes-class destroyer For United States Navy.
10 April  United States Columbia River Shipbuilding Portland, Oregon <i>West Hargrave</i> Design 1013 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
11 April  United States Fore River Shipyard Quincy, Massachusetts Aulick Clemson-class destroyer For United States Navy.
11 April  United States Northwest Steel Portland, Oregon <i>Peer Lodge</i> Design 1013 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
12 April  United States Great Lakes Engineering Works Ashtabula, Ohio <i>Craigrownie</i> Design 1060 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
12 April  United States Alameda Works Shipyard Alameda, California <i>Deroche</i> Design 1047 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
12 April  United States Union Iron Works San Francisco, California Hogan Wickes-class destroyer For United States Navy.
12 April  United States Bethlehem Sparrows Point Sparrows Point, Maryland <i>Hugeton</i> Design 1047 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
12 April  United States American Shipbuilding Company Buffalo, New York <i>Lake Fugard</i> Design 1093 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
12 April  United States Squantum Victory Yard Quincy, Massachusetts Morris Clemson-class destroyer For United States Navy.
12 April  United States Skinner & Eddy Seattle, Washington <i>Polybius</i> Design 1079 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
12 April  United States American International Shipbuilding Hog Island, Pennsylvania <i>Satartia</i> Design 1022 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
12 April  United States Baltimore Dry Dock and Shipbuilding Company Baltimore, Maryland <i>Yesoking</i> Design 1016 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
13 April  United States Submarine Boat Corporation Newark, New Jersey <i>Bethlehem Bridge</i> Design 1023 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
13 April  United States Submarine Boat Corporation Newark, New Jersey <i>Hillsborough County</i> Design 1023 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
14 April  United States American Shipbuilding Company Lorain, Ohio <i>Lake Frio</i> Design 1093 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
14 April  United States American Shipbuilding Company Lorain, Ohio <i>Lake Frohna</i> Design 1093 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
15 April  United Kingdom Harland & Wolff Belfast <i>Glenade</i> Cargo Ship For Glen Line.[5]
16 April  United States American International Shipbuilding Hog Island, Pennsylvania <i>Kishacoquillas</i> Design 1022 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
16 April  United States Todd Dry Dock and Construction Company Tacoma, Washington <i>Remus</i> Design 1014 ship For United States Shipping Board .[1]
16 April  United States Southwestern Shipbuilding Company San Pedro, California West Cawthon Design 1019 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
16 April  United States Columbia River Shipbuilding Portland, Oregon <i>West Quechee</i> Design 1013 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
17 April  United States Federal Shipbuilding Kearny, New Jersey <i>Lorain</i> Design 1037 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
17 April  United States Fore River Shipyard Quincy, Massachusetts R-8 R-class submarine For United States Navy.
17 April  United States G. M. Standifer Construction Vancouver, Washington Waban Design 1015 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
19 April  United States Newport News Shipbuilding Newport News, Virginia Branch Clemson-class destroyer For United States Navy.
19 April  United States Great Lakes Engineering Works Ecorse, Michigan <i>Covedale</i> Design 1060 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
19 April  United States Skinner & Eddy Seattle, Washington Edgewood Design 1079 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
19 April  United States Submarine Boat Corporation Newark, New Jersey <i>Jackson</i> Design 1023 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
19 April  United States Submarine Boat Corporation Newark, New Jersey <i>Shortsville</i> Design 1023 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
19 April  United States Oscar Daniels Company Tampa, Florida <i>Wilscox</i> Design 1027 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
20 April  United States Standard Shipbuilding Corporation Shooters Island, New York <i>Glen Ridge</i> Design 1063 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
21 April  United States American Shipbuilding Company Buffalo, New York <i>Lake Furley</i> Design 1093 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
22 April  United States Newburgh Shipyards Newburgh, New York <i>Gold Spring</i> Design 1025 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
22 April  United States American International Shipbuilding Hog Island, Pennsylvania <i>Shroon</i> Design 1022 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
22 April  United States Union Iron Works San Francisco, California S. P. Lee Clemson-class destroyer For United States Navy.
23 April  United States Albina Engine & Machine Works Portland, Oregon Glymont Design 1049 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
23 April  United States New York Shipbuilding Camden, New Jersey Schenck Wickes-class destroyer For United States Navy.
23 April  United States Northwest Steel Portland, Oregon <i>Tripp</i> Design 1013 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
24 April  United States New York Shipbuilding Camden, New Jersey Brooks Clemson-class destroyer For United States Navy.
24 April  United States American Shipbuilding Company Wyandotte, Michigan <i>Lake Gilboa</i> Design 1099 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
24 April  United States Squantum Victory Yard Quincy, Massachusetts Tingey Clemson-class destroyer For United States Navy.
25 April  United States Chester Shipbuilding Corporation Chester, Pennsylvania <i>Ipswich</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by the United States Shipping Board.[1]
26 April  United States Union Construction Company Oakland, California <i>Hatchie</i> Design 1015 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
26 April  United States William Cramp & Sons Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Hovey Clemson-class destroyer For United States Navy.
26 April  United States Union Iron Works San Francisco, California Howard Wickes-class destroyer For United States Navy.
26 April  United States Submarine Boat Corporation Newark, New Jersey <i>Johnston City</i> Design 1023 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
26 April  United States William Cramp & Sons Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Long Clemson-class destroyer For United States Navy.
26 April  United States Fore River Shipyard Quincy, Massachusetts Rodgers Clemson-class destroyer For United States Navy.
26 April  United States American International Shipbuilding Hog Island, Pennsylvania <i>Scantic</i> Design 1022 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
26 April  United States J. F. Duthie & Company Seattle, Washington West Hematite Design 1013 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
26 April  United States Ames Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company Seattle, Washington <i>West Islay</i> Design 1080 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
26 April  United States Long Beach Shipbuilding Company Long Beach, California <i>West Keene</i> Design 1019 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
26 April  United States Federal Shipbuilding Kearny, New Jersey <i>Youngstown</i> Design 1037 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
27 April  United States Great Lakes Engineering Works Ecorse, Michigan <i>Coverun</i> Design 1060 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
27 April  United States Moore Shipbuilding Company Oakland, California <i>Miskianza</i> Design 1041 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
27 April  United States Moore Shipbuilding Company Oakland, California <i>Nokatay</i> Design 1015 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
27 April  United States Moore Shipbuilding Company Oakland, California <i>Norkum</i> Design 1015 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
28 April  United States Philadelphia Navy Yard Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Sandpiper Lapwing-class minesweeper For United States Navy.
29 April  United States Bethlehem Elizabethport Elizabeth, New Jersey <i>Barrenfork</i> Design 1035 tug For United States Shipping Board.[1]
29 April  United States Bethlehem Elizabethport Elizabeth, New Jersey <i>Barrytown</i> Design 1035 tug For United States Shipping Board.[1]
29 April  United States American Shipbuilding Company Cleveland, Ohio <i>Lake Farabee</i> Design 1099 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
29 April  United States American Shipbuilding Company Wyandotte, Michigan <i>Lake Gilpen</i> Design 1099 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
29 April  United Kingdom Harland & Wolff Belfast <i>War Dahlia</i> B-type cargo ship For African Steamship Co.[6]
29 April  United Kingdom Harland & Wolff Belfast <i>War Pampas</i> A-type cargo ship For African Steamship Co.[7]
30 April  United States Great Lakes Engineering Works Ashtabula, Ohio <i>Crabtree</i> Design 1060 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
30 April  United States Chester Shipbuilding Corporation Chester, Pennsylvania <i>Burnwell</i> Tanker Requisitioned by the United States Shipping Board.[1]
30 April  United States Submarine Boat Corporation Newark, New Jersey <i>Brasher</i> Design 1023 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
30 April  United States Submarine Boat Corporation Newark, New Jersey <i>Jefferson County</i> Design 1023 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
30 April  United States American Shipbuilding Company Superior, Wisconsin Lake Farmingdale Design 1099 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
30 April  United States New York Naval Shipyard Brooklyn, New York Tennessee Tennessee-class battleship For United States Navy.
30 April  United Kingdom Harland & Wolff Belfast <i>War Justice</i> N-type cargo ship For British Shipping Controller.[8]

May

Date Country Builder Location Ship Class Notes
1 May  United States McDougall-Duluth Shipbuilding Company Duluth, Minnesota <i>Chantier</i> Design 1020 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
1 May  United States American Shipbuilding Company Lorain, Ohio <i>Lake Frolono</i> Design 1093 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
1 May  United States Union Iron Works San Francisco, California Nicholas Clemson-class destroyer For United States Navy.
3 May  United States Atlantic Corporation Portsmouth, New Hampshire <i>Babboosic</i> Design 1019 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
3 May  United States American International Shipbuilding Hog Island, Pennsylvania <i>Blair</i> Design 1022 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
3 May  United States Bethlehem Sparrows Point Sparrows Point, Maryland <i>Huachuca</i> Design 1046 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
3 May  United States Toledo Shipbuilding Company Toledo, Ohio <i>Lake Festus</i> Design 1099 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
3 May  United States American Shipbuilding Company Lorain, Ohio <i>Lake Frugality</i> Design 1093 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
3 May  United States Northwest Steel Portland, Oregon <i>West Chatala</i> Design 1013 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
3 May  United States Columbia River Shipbuilding Portland, Oregon <i>West Harlan</i> Design 1013 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
4 May  United States Pacific Coast Shipbuilding Company Bay Point, California Cockaponset Design 1015 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
4 May  United States Western Pipe & Steel South San Francisco, California <i>West Cactus</i> Design 1019 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
5 May  United States Saginaw Shipbuilding Company Saginaw, Michigan <i>Lake Candelaria</i> Design 1020 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
6 May  United States Albina Engine & Machine Works Portland, Oregon <i>Glyndon</i> Design 1049 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
6 May  United States Todd Dry Dock and Construction Company Tacoma, Washington <i>Ossining</i> Design 1014 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
6 May  United States Merchant Shipbuilding Corporation Harriman, Pennsylvania <i>Waxahachie</i> Design 1025 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
7 May  United States Squantum Victory Yard Quincy, Massachusetts Swasey Clemson-class destroyer For United States Navy.
8 May  United States Columbia River Shipbuilding Portland, Oregon <i>City of Eureka</i> Design 1013 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
8 May  United States Skinner & Eddy Seattle, Washington <i>Elridge</i> Design 1079 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
8 May  United States New York Shipbuilding Camden, New Jersey Herbert Wickes-class destroyer For United States Navy.
8 May  United States Fore River Shipyard Quincy, Massachusetts Welles Clemson-class destroyer For United States Navy.
8 May  United States Union Iron Works San Francisco, California Young Clemson-class destroyer For United States Navy.
10 May  United States Pusey & Jones Gloucester City, New Jersey <i>Abraham Lincoln</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by the United States Shipping Board
10 May  United States Skinner & Eddy Seattle, Washington Edisto Design 1079 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
10 May  United States Manitowoc, Wisconsin Manitowoc Shipbuilding Company <i>Lake Gadsden</i> Design 1074 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
10 May  United States American International Shipbuilding Hog Island, Pennsylvania Shaume Design 1022 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
12 May  United States Pusey & Jones Wilmington, Delaware <i>Knights Island</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by the United States Shipping Board
12 May  United States American Shipbuilding Company Wyandotte, Michigan <i>Lake Giltedge</i> Design 1099 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
12 May  United States Los Angeles Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company San Pedro, California West Hika Design 1013 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
14 May  United States William Cramp & Sons Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Broome Clemson-class destroyer For United States Navy.
14 May  United States Alameda Works Shipyard Alameda, California <i>Devolente</i> Design 1047 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
14 May  United States Union Iron Works San Francisco, California Sloat Clemson-class destroyer For United States Navy.
14 May  United States Southwestern Shipbuilding Company San Pedro, California <i>West Chetac</i> Design 1019 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
15 May  United States Submarine Boat Corporation Newark, New Jersey <i>Dade County</i> Design 1023 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
15 May  United States Lake Torpedo Boat Bridgeport, Connecticut R-25 R-class submarine For United States Navy.
15 May  United States Submarine Boat Corporation Newark, New Jersey <i>St. Johns County</i> Design 1023 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
15 May  United Kingdom Harland & Wolff Belfast <i>War Liberty</i> N-type cargo ship For British Shipping Controller.[9]
15 May  United States Ames Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company Seattle, Washington <i>West Isleta</i> Design 1080 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
16 May  United States Union Iron Works San Francisco, California Stansbury Wickes-class destroyer For United States Navy.
16 May  United States Merchant Shipbuilding Corporation Harriman, Pennsylvania <i>Winyah</i> Design 1025 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
17 May  United States American Shipbuilding Company Lorain, Ohio <i>Lake Frumet</i> Design 1093 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
17 May  United States Northwest Engineering Works Green Bay, Wisconsin <i>Moositauka</i> Design 1035 tug For United States Shipping Board.[1]
17 May  United States Fore River Shipyard Quincy, Massachusetts Turner Clemson-class destroyer For United States Navy.
17 May  United States G. M. Standifer Construction Vancouver, Washington <i>Wawalona</i> Design 1015 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
19 May  United States Providence Engineering Works Providence, Rhode Island <i>Battleboro</i> Design 1035 tug For United States Shipping Board.[1]
19 May  United States Union Construction Company Oakland, California <i>Hathaway</i> Design 1015 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
20 May  United States Great Lakes Engineering Works Ecorse, Michigan <i>Lake Elkwood</i> Design 1074 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
20 May  United States American Shipbuilding Company Wyandotte, Michigan <i>Lake Gilta</i> Design 1099 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
20 May  United States American Shipbuilding Company Superior, Wisconsin <i>Lake Farragut</i> Design 1099 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
20 May  United States American International Shipbuilding Hog Island, Pennsylvania Ogontz Design 1022 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
21 May  United States Bethlehem Elizabethport Elizabeth, New Jersey <i>Buttercup</i> Design 1035 tug For United States Shipping Board.[1]
21 May  United States Bethlehem Elizabethport Elizabeth, New Jersey <i>Butterfield</i> Design 1035 tug For United States Shipping Board.[1]
21 May  United States Manitowoc Shipbuilding Company Manitowoc, Wisconsin <i>Lake Savus</i> Design 1074 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
21 May  United States Northwest Steel Portland, Oregon <i>West Segovia</i> Design 1013 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
21 May  United States Saginaw Shipbuilding Company Saginaw, Michigan Unnamed Design 1074 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
22 May  United States Albina Engine & Machine Works Portland, Oregon Meriden Design 1049 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
23 May  United States Whitney Bros. Company Superior, Wisconsin <i>Humrick</i> Design 1035 tug For United States Shipping Board.[1]
23 May  United States Western Pipe & Steel South San Francisco, California West Caddoa Design 1019 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
23 May  United States Columbia River Shipbuilding Portland, Oregon <i>West Nooska</i> Design 1013 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
24 May  United States Federal Shipbuilding Kearny, New Jersey <i>Ambridge</i> Design 1037 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
24 May  United States Standard Shipbuilding Corporation Shooters Island, New York <i>Bannack</i> Design 1063 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
24 May  United States Submarine Boat Corporation Newark, New Jersey <i>Bay Head</i> Design 1023 shi For United States Shipping Board.[1]
24 May  United States Federal Shipbuilding Kearny, New Jersey <i>Belifort</i> Design 1037 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
24 May  United States Virginia Shipbuilding Corporation Alexandria, Virginia <i>Betsy Bell</i> Design 1015 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
24 May  United States Submarine Boat Corporation Newark, New Jersey <i>Boston Bridge</i> Design 1023 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
24 May  United States Great Lakes Engineering Works Ashtabula, Ohio <i>Craigsmere</i> Design 1060 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
24 May  United States Skinner & Eddy Seattle, Washington <i>Edmore</i> Design 1079 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
24 May  United States Pensacola Shipbuilding Company Pensacola, Florida <i>Escambia</i> Design 1025 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
24 May  United States New York Shipbuilding Camden, New Jersey Gilmer Clemson-class destroyer For United States Navy.
24 May  United States Whitney Bros. Company Superior, Wisconsin <i>Keshena</i> Design 1035 tug For United States Shipping Board.[1]
24 May  United States American Shipbuilding Company Cleveland, Ohio <i>Lake Farber</i> Design 1099 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
24 May  United States Chester Shipbuilding Corporation Chester, Pennsylvania <i>Lock Port</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by the United States Shipping Board
24 May  United States Squantum Victory Yard Quincy, Massachusetts Meade Clemson-class destroyer For United States Navy.
24 May  United States Downey Shipbuilding Corporation Staten Island, New York <i>New Britain</i> Design 1017 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
24 May  United States Fore River Shipyard Quincy, Massachusetts R-9 R-class submarine For United States Navy.
24 May  United States American International Shipbuilding Hog Island, Pennsylvania <i>Salvation Lass</i> Design 1022 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
24 May  United States Fore River Shipyard Quincy, Massachusetts AA-3 AA-1-class submarine For United States Navy.[10]
24 May  United States New York Shipbuilding Camden, New Jersey Wenatchee Design 1029 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
25 May  United States Newburgh, New York Newburgh Shipyards <i>Firthcliffe</i> Design 1025 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
26 May  United States Philadelphia Navy Yard Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Vireo Lapwing-class minesweeper For United States Navy.
26 May  United States Long Beach Shipbuilding Company Long Beach, California <i>West Katan</i> Design 1019 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
27 May  United States Submarine Boat Corporation Newark, New Jersey <i>Davidson County</i> Design 1023 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
27 May  United States Submarine Boat Corporation Newark, New Jersey <i>Wallkill</i> Design 1023 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
28 May  United States American Shipbuilding Company Wyandotte, Michigan <i>Lake Gitano</i> Design 1099 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
28 May  United States Union Iron Works San Francisco, California Wood Clemson-class destroyer For United States Navy.
28 May  United States Union Iron Works San Francisco, California <i>Zeign</i> Clemson-class destroyer For United States Navy.
29 May  United States Federal Shipbuilding Kearny, New Jersey <i>Clairton</i> Design 1037 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
29 May  United States Fore River Shipyard Quincy, Massachusetts Gillis Clemson-class destroyer For United States Navy.
29 May  United States Bath Iron Works Bath, Maine Hale Wickes-class destroyer For United States Navy.
29 May  United Kingdom Hawthorn Leslie and Company Hebburn Montrose Admiralty type flotilla leader For Royal Navy.
29 May  United States San Francisco Shipbuilding Company Oakland, California Palo Alto Design 1100tanker For private owner.
29 May  United States Southwestern Shipbuilding Company San Pedro, California <i>West Cayote</i> Design 1019 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
29 May  United Kingdom Harland & Wolff Belfast <i>Yorkshire</i> Passenger ship For Bibby Steamship Co.[11]
30 May  United States Submarine Boat Corporation Newark, New Jersey <i>Assinippi</i> Design 1023 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
30 May  United States Submarine Boat Corporation Newark, New Jersey <i>Calno</i> Design 1023 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
30 May  United States American International Shipbuilding Hog Island, Pennsylvania <i>Lehigh</i> Design 1022 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
30 May  United States American International Shipbuilding Hog Island, Pennsylvania <i>Luxpalile</i> Design 1022 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
30 May  United States American International Shipbuilding Hog Island, Pennsylvania <i>Maiden Creek</i> Design 1022 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
30 May  United States American International Shipbuilding Hog Island, Pennsylvania Nedmac Design 1022 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
31 May  United States Baltimore Dry Dock and Shipbuilding Company Baltimore, Maryland <i>Benoni</i> Design 1016 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
30 May  United States Submarine Boat Corporation Newark, New Jersey <i>Pawtucket</i> Design 1023 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
30 May  United States American International Shipbuilding Hog Island, Pennsylvania <i>Pipestone County</i> Design 1022 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
31 May  United States Newport News Shipbuilding Newport News, Virginia Dallas Clemson-class destroyer For United States Navy.
31 May  United States Newport News Shipbuilding Newport News, Virginia Herndon Clemson-class destroyer For United States Navy.
31 May  United States Saginaw Shipbuilding Company Saginaw, Michigan <i>Lake Cannonsburg</i> Design 1020 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
31 May  United States Manitowoc Shipbuilding Company Manitowoc, Wisconsin <i>Lake Galata</i> Design 1074 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
31 May  United States Merchant Shipbuilding Corporation Harriman, Pennsylvania <i>Neshaminy</i> Design 1025 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
31 May  United States Bayles Shipyard Port Jefferson, New York <i>Osiris</i> Cargo ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
31 May  Norway Karljohansvern Horten Trygg Trygg-class torpedo boat For Royal Norwegian Navy

June

Date Country Builder Location Ship Class Notes
2 June  United States Squantum Victory Yard Quincy, Massachusetts Sinclair Clemson-class destroyer For United States Navy.
2 June  United States J. F. Duthie & Company Seattle, Washington <i>West Henshaw</i> Design 1013 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
3 June  United States Whitney Bros. Company Superior, Wisconsin <i>Kiron</i> Design 1035 tug For United States Shipping Board.[1]
4 June  United States Hanlon Dry Dock and Shipbuilding Oakland, California <i>Dellwood</i> Design 1043 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
4 June  United States Todd Dry Dock and Construction Company Tacoma, Washington <i>Zarembo</i> Design 1014 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
6 June  United States Columbia River Shipbuilding Portland, Oregon <i>Mount Evans</i> Design 1013 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
7 June  United States William Cramp & Sons Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Alden Clemson-class destroyer For United States Navy.
7 June  United States Skinner & Eddy Seattle, Washington <i>Elmsport</i> Design 1079 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
7 June  United States American International Shipbuilding Hog Island, Pennsylvania <i>Fluor Spar</i> Design 1022 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
7 June  United States Bethlehem Elizabethport Elizabeth, New Jersey <i>Kewanee</i> Tanker Requisitioned by the United States Shipping Board.[1]
7 June  United States Toledo Shipbuilding Company Toledo, Ohio <i>Lake Fibre</i> Design 1099 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
7 June  United States American Shipbuilding Company Buffalo, New York <i>Lake Furlough</i> Design 1093 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
7 June  United States Moore Shipbuilding Company Oakland, California <i>Mehanno</i> Design 1015 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
7 June  United States Baltimore Dry Dock and Shipbuilding Company Baltimore, Maryland Redwing Lapwing-class minesweeper For United States Navy.
7 June  United States Saginaw Shipbuilding Company Saginaw, Michigan Unnamed Design 1074 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
9 June  United States American Shipbuilding Company Lorain, Ohio <i>Lake Fanbush</i> Design 1099 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
9 June  United States McDougall-Duluth Shipbuilding Company Duluth, Minnesota <i>Lake Flagon</i> Design 1099 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
10 June  United States Great Lakes Engineering Works Ecorse, Michigan <i>Lake Elkwater</i> Design 1074 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
11 June  United States Manitowoc Shipbuilding Company Manitowoc, Wisconsin <i>Lake Gaither</i> Design 1074 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
11 June  United States Puget Sound Navy Yard Bremerton, Washington <i>Sciota</i> Bagaduce-class tug For United States Navy.
11 June  United Kingdom Harland & Wolff Belfast <i>War Jonquil</i> A-type cargo ship For British Shipping Controller.[12]
12 June  United States Staten Island Shipbuilding Company Mariners Harbor, New York Algorma Bagaduce-class tug For United States Navy.
12 June  United States Seattle North Pacific Shipbuilding Company Seattle, Washington <i>Askawake</i> Design 1015 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
12 June  United States Pacific Coast Shipbuilding Company Bay Point, California <i>Mohinkis</i> Design 1015 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
12 June  United States Albina Engine & Machine Works Portland, Oregon <i>Doylestown</i> Design 1049 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
12 June  United States New York Shipbuilding Camden, New Jersey Fox Clemson-class destroyer For United States Navy.
12 June  United States Bethlehem Sparrows Point Sparrows Point, Maryland <i>Huguenot</i> Design 1047 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
12 June  United States Merchant Shipbuilding Corporation Harriman, Pennsylvania <i>Mercer Victory</i> Design 1025 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
12 June  United States Downey Shipbuilding Corporation Staten Island, New York <i>Richmond Boro</i> Design 1017 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
12 June  United States Oscar Daniels Company Tampa, Florida <i>Tampa</i> Design 1027 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
12 June  United Kingdom Harland & Wolff Belfast <i>War Triumph</i> A-type cargo ship For British Shipping Controller.[13]
14 June  United States Union Construction Company Oakland, California <i>City of Berkeley</i> Design 1015 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
14 June  United States Skinner & Eddy Seattle, Washington <i>City of Spokane</i> Design 1105 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
14 June  United States Whitney Bros. Company Superior, Wisconsin <i>Kitchi</i> Design 1035 tug For United States Shipping Board.[1]
14 June  United States American Shipbuilding Company Wyandotte, Michigan <i>Lake Girth</i> Design 1099 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
14 June  United States American Shipbuilding Company Wyandotte, Michigan <i>Lake Glasco</i> Design 1099 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
14 June  United States American International Shipbuilding Hog Island, Pennsylvania Liberty Glo Design 1022 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
14 June  United States Squantum Victory Yard Quincy, Massachusetts McCawley Clemson-class destroyer For United States Navy.
14 June  United States Sun Shipbuilding Company Chester, Pennsylvania <i>S. B. Hunt</i> Tanker Requisitioned by the United States Shipping Board.[1]
14 June  United States Federal Shipbuilding Kearny, New Jersey <i>Westmoreland</i> Design 1037 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
16 June  United States American Shipbuilding Company Superior, Wisconsin <i>Lake Farrar</i> Design 1099 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
16 June  United States Submarine Boat Corporation Newark, New Jersey <i>Pontia</i> Design 1023 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
16 June  United States Submarine Boat Corporation Newark, New Jersey <i>Woodmansie</i> Design 1023 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
17 June  United States Merchant Shipbuilding Corporation Harriman, Pennsylvania <i>Costigan</i> Design 1025 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
18 June  United States Pusey & Jones Wilmington, Delaware <i>Fire Island</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by the United States Shipping Board.[1]
18 June  United States Lake Torpedo Boat Bridgeport, Connecticut R-26 R-class submarine For United States Navy.
19 June  United States Staten Island Shipbuilding Company Mariners Harbor, New York <i>Carrabasset</i> Bagaduce-class tug For United States Navy.
19 June  United States American International Shipbuilding Hog Island, Pennsylvania <i>Corson</i> Design 1022 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
19 June  United States Alameda, California Alameda Works Shipyard <i>Dilwin</i> Design 1047 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
20 June  United States Union Iron Works San Francisco, California Shirk Clemson-class destroyer For United States Navy.
20 June  United States Northwest Steel Portland, Oregon West Cheswald Design 1013 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
21 June  United States Virginia Shipbuilding Corporation Alexandria, Virginia <i>Vanada</i> Design 1015 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
21 June  United States J. F. Duthie & Company Seattle, Washington <i>West Hepburn</i> Design 1013 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
21 June  United States Southwestern Shipbuilding Company San Pedro, California <i>West Inskip</i> Design 1019 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
22 June  United States Fore River Shipyard Quincy, Massachusetts <i>Watertown</i> Design 1045 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
23 June  United States McDougall-Duluth Shipbuilding Company Duluth, Minnesota <i>Lake Flagstaff</i> Design 1099 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
24 June  United States American Shipbuilding Company Cleveland, Ohio <i>Lake Faribault</i> Design 1099 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
24 June  United States Pensacola Shipbuilding Company Pensacola, Florida <i>Noccalula</i> Design 1025 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
24 June  United States Moore Shipbuilding Company Oakland, California <i>Quabbin</i> Design 1041 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
24 June  United States Ames Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company Seattle, Washington West Islip Design 1080 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
25 June  United States American International Shipbuilding Hog Island, Pennsylvania <i>Casper</i> Design 1022 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
25 June  United States Submarine Boat Corporation Newark, New Jersey <i>Delavan</i> Design 1023 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
25 June  United States Ferguson Steel & Iron Buffalo, New York Kewaydin Bagaduce-class tug For United States Navy.
25 June  United States Todd Dry Dock and Construction Company Tacoma, Washington <i>Olen</i> Design 1014 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
25 June  United States Columbia River Shipbuilding Portland, Oregon <i>West Harshaw</i> Design 1013 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
26 June  United States Skinner & Eddy Seattle, Washington <i>Colorado Springs</i> Design 1079 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
26 June  United States American Shipbuilding Company Lorain, Ohio <i>Lake Faulk</i> Design 1099 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
26 June  United Kingdom Harland & Wolff Belfast <i>New Mexico</i> N-type cargo ship For Elder Dempster.[14]
26 June  United Kingdom Harland & Wolff Belfast <i>Siris</i> B-type cargo ship For Royal Mail Line.[15]
26 June  United States Union Iron Works San Francisco, California Yarborough Clemson-class destroyer For United States Navy.
27 June  United States Chester Shipbuilding Corporation Chester, Pennsylvania <i>Texarkana</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by the United States Shipping Board.[1]
28 June  United States American International Shipbuilding Hog Island, Pennsylvania <i>Afel</i> Design 1022 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
28 June  United States Skinner & Eddy Seattle, Washington Eelbeck Design 1105 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
28 June  United States Norfolk Navy Yard Portsmouth, Virginia <i>Halbert</i> Clemson-class destroyer For United States Navy.
28 June  United States Squantum Victory Yard Quincy, Massachusetts Henshaw Clemson-class destroyer For United States Navy.
28 June  United States American Shipbuilding Company Wyandotte, Michigan <i>Lake Fabyan</i> Design 1099 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
28 June  United States Globe Shipbuilding Company Superior, Wisconsin <i>Lake Fiscus</i> Design 1074 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
28 June  United States Squantum Victory Yard Quincy, Massachusetts Moody Clemson-class destroyer For United States Navy.
28 June  United States Norfolk Navy Yard Portsmouth, Virginia Noa Clemson-class destroyer For United States Navy.
28 June  United States Fore River Shipyard Quincy, Massachusetts R-10 R-class submarine For United States Navy.
28 June  United States F. F. Ley and Company Mobile, Alabama Selma Design 1100 tanker For United States Shipping Board.[1]
30 June  United States Bethlehem Elizabethport Elizabeth, New Jersey <i>Barstow</i> Design 1035 tug For United States Shipping Board.[1]
30 June  United States Bethlehem Elizabethport Elizabeth, New Jersey <i>Bartheny</i> Design 1035 tug For United States Shipping Board.[1]
30 June  United States Submarine Boat Corporation Newark, New Jersey Cambridge Design 1023 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
30 June  United States Alameda Works Shipyard Alameda, California <i>Dillworth</i> Design 1047 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
30 June  United States Great Lakes Engineering Works Ecorse, Michigan <i>Lake Ellenorah</i> Design 1074 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
30 June  United States American Shipbuilding Company Lorain, Ohio <i>Lake Fansdale</i> Design 1099 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]

July

Date Country Builder Location Ship Class Notes
1 July  United States American Shipbuilding Company Wyandotte, Michigan <i>Lake Fablus</i> Design 1099 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
1 July  United States Submarine Boat Corporation Newark, New Jersey <i>Waco</i> Design 1023 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
2 July  United States American International Shipbuilding Hog Island, Pennsylvania <i>City of Fairbury</i> Design 1022 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
2 July  United States Manitowoc Shipbuilding Company Manitowoc, Wisconsin <i>Lake Onawa</i> Design 1074 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
2 July  United States Moore Shipbuilding Company Oakland, California <i>Naugus</i> Design 1015 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
2 July  United States Western Pipe & Steel South San Francisco, California <i>West Kader</i> Design 1019 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
3 July  United States Submarine Boat Corporation Newark, New Jersey <i>Haddon</i> Design 1023 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
3 July  United States McDougall-Duluth Shipbuilding Company Duluth, Minnesota <i>Lake Flambeau</i> Design 1099 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
3 July  United States Mobile Shipbuilding Company Mobile, Alabama <i>Moshico</i> Design 1038 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
3 July  United States Providence Engineering Works Providence, Rhode Island <i>Tagus</i> Design 1035 tug For United States Shipping Board.[1]
4 July  United States Atlantic Corporation Portsmouth, New Hampshire <i>Portsmouth</i> Design 1019 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
7 July  United States Southwestern Shipbuilding Company San Pedro, California <i>Bakersfield</i> Design 1019 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
7 July  United States Charleston Navy Yard Charleston, South Carolina Tillman Wickes-class destroyer For United States Navy.
8 July  United States Groton Iron Works Groton, Connecticut <i>Nameaug</i> Design 1016 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
10 July  United States Submarine Boat Corporation Newark, New Jersey <i>Asquam</i> Design 1023 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
10 July  United Kingdom Harland & Wolff Belfast <i>Glenariffe</i> Cargo ship For Glen Line.[16]
10 July  United States Union Iron Works San Francisco, California Kidder Clemson-class destroyer For United States Navy.
10 July  United States McDougall-Duluth Shipbuilding Company Duluth, Minnesota <i>Lake Flanders</i> Design 1099 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
10 July  United States New York Shipbuilding Camden, New Jersey Overton Clemson-class destroyer For United States Navy.
10 July  United States Downey Shipbuilding Corporation Staten Island, New York <i>Yaphank</i> Design 1017 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
10 July  United States Saginaw Shipbuilding Company Saginaw, Michigan Name unknown Design 1074 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
11 July  United States Federal Shipbuilding Kearny, New Jersey <i>Innoko</i> Design 1037 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
11 July  United States Puget Sound Navy Yard Bremerton, Washington Koka Bagaduce-class tug For United States Navy.
12 July  United States Sun Shipbuilding Company Chester, Pennsylvania <i>G. H. Jones</i> Tanker Requisitioned by the United States Shipping Board.[1]
12 July  United States Toledo Shipbuilding Company Toledo, Ohio <i>Lake Fielding</i> Design 1099 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
12 July  United States American International Shipbuilding Hog Island, Pennsylvania <i>Minnequa</i> Design 1022 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
12 July  United States Northwest Engineering Works Green Bay, Wisconsin <i>Vallonia</i> Design 1035 tug For United States Shipping Board.[1]
13 July  United States Newburgh Shipyards Newburgh, New York <i>Irvington</i> Design 1025 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
14 July  United States William Cramp & Sons Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Smith Thompson Clemson-class destroyer For United States Navy.
15 July  United States William Cramp & Sons Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Alameda Design 1128 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
15 July  United States New York Shipbuilding Camden, New Jersey <i>Champion</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by the United States Shipping Board.[1]
15 July  United States Hanlon Dry Dock and Shipbuilding Oakland, California <i>Delrosa</i> Design 1043 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
15 July  United States American Shipbuilding Company Wyandotte, Michigan <i>Lake Fackler</i> Design 1099 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
15 July  United States Union Iron Works San Francisco, California <i>La Valetta</i> Clemson-class destroyer For United States Navy.
15 July  United States Pacific Coast Shipbuilding Company Bay Point, California <i>Sinasta</i> Design 1015 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
15 July  United States Pensacola Shipbuilding Company Pensacola, Florida <i>Red Mountain</i> Design 1025 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
16 July  United States Alameda Works Shipyard Alameda, California <i>City of Alameda</i> Design 1047 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
16 July  United States American Shipbuilding Company Lorain, Ohio <i>Lake Fanquier</i> Design 1099 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
16 July  United States American Shipbuilding Company Superior, Wisconsin <i>Lake Stobi</i> Design 1099 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
16 July  United States J. F. Duthie & Company Seattle, Washington <i>Seattle Spirit</i> Design 1013 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
17 July  United States American International Shipbuilding Hog Island, Pennsylvania <i>Liberty Land</i> Design 1022 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
18 July  United States American International Shipbuilding Hog Island, Pennsylvania Lebanon Design 1022 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
18 July  United States Squantum Victory Yard Quincy, Massachusetts Meyer Clemson-class destroyer For United States Navy.
19 July  United States Baltimore Dry Dock and Shipbuilding Company Baltimore, Maryland <i>Dauperata</i> Design 1016 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
19 July  United States Whitney Bros. Company Superior, Wisconsin <i>Kiokee</i> Design 1035 tug For United States Shipping Board.[1]
19 July  United States Submarine Boat Corporation Newark, New Jersey <i>Lackawanna Valley</i> Design 1023 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
19 July  United States American International Shipbuilding Hog Island, Pennsylvania <i>Lafcomo</i> Design 1022 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
19 July  United States Saginaw Shipbuilding Company Saginaw, Michigan <i>Lake Fear</i> Design 1020 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
19 July  United States McDougall-Duluth Shipbuilding Company Duluth, Minnesota <i>Lake Flatonia</i> Design 1099 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
19 July  United States Great Lakes Engineering Works Ashtabula, Ohio <i>Lake Singara</i> Design 1074 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
19 July  United States Texas Steamship Corporation Bath, Maine Lightburne Tanker Requisitioned by the United States Shipping Board.[1]
19 July  United States Todd Dry Dock and Construction Company Tacoma, Washington <i>Orcus</i> Design 1014 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
19 July  United States Standard Shipbuilding Corporation Shooters Island, New York <i>Rockaway Park</i> Design 1063 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
19 July  United States Oscar Daniels Company Tampa, Florida <i>Seminole</i> Design 1027 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
19 July  United States Columbia River Shipbuilding Portland, Oregon <i>West Harts</i> Design 1013 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
20 July  United States New York Shipbuilding Camden, New Jersey Sea Girt Design 1029 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
20 July  United States Philadelphia Navy Yard Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Warbler Lapwing-class minesweeper For United States Navy.
21 July  United States Skinner & Eddy Seattle, Washington <i>Elkridge</i> Design 1105 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
21 July  United States Submarine Boat Corporation Newark, New Jersey <i>Fourth Alabama</i> Design 1023 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
21 July  United States G. M. Standifer Construction Vancouver, Washington <i>Nismaha</i> Design 1015 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
21 July  United States Fore River Shipyard Quincy, Massachusetts R-11 R-class submarine For United States Navy.
21 July  United States Skinner & Eddy Seattle, Washington <i>Stanley</i> Design 1105 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
22 July  United States Globe Shipbuilding Company Superior, Wisconsin <i>Lake Fisher</i> Design 1074 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
23 July  United States Bethlehem Wilmington Wilmington, Delaware <i>Delco</i> Design 1094 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
23 July  United States Union Construction Company Oakland, California <i>Hawarden</i> Design 1015 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
23 July  United States American Shipbuilding Company Wyandotte, Michigan <i>Lake Fairfex</i> Design 1099 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
23 July  United States Lorain, Ohio American Shipbuilding Company <i>Lake Favonia</i> Design 1099 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
23 July  United States Downey Shipbuilding Corporation Staten Island, New York Waterbury Design 1017 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
24 July  United States Submarine Boat Corporation Newark, New Jersey <i>Ablanset</i> Design 1023 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
24 July  United States Bath Iron Works Bath, Maine Crowninshield Wickes-class destroyer For United States Navy.
24 July  United States American Shipbuilding Company Cleveland, Ohio <i>Lake Fariston</i> Design 1099 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
24 July  United States Puget Sound Navy Yard Bremerton, Washington Napa Bagaduce-class tug For United States Navy.
25 July  United States Merchant Shipbuilding Corporation Harriman, Pennsylvania <i>Kittegaun</i> Design 1025 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
25 July  United States Union Iron Works San Francisco, California Selfridge Clemson-class destroyer For United States Navy.
26 July  United States Baltimore Dry Dock and Shipbuilding Company Baltimore, Maryland <i>Dannedaike</i> Design 1058 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
26 July  United States Squantum Victory Yard Quincy, Massachusetts <i>Doyes</i> Clemson-class destroyer For United States Navy.
26 July  United States Bethlehem Sparrows Point Sparrows Point, Maryland <i>Hulaco</i> Design 1047 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
26 July  United States Great Lakes Engineering Works Ecorse, Michigan <i>Lake Ellendale</i> Design 1074 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
26 July  United States Newport News Shipbuilding Newport News, Virginia Patoka Design 1106 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
26 July  United States American International Shipbuilding Hog Island, Pennsylvania <i>Tulsa</i> Design 1022 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
26 July  United States Western Pipe & Steel South San Francisco, California <i>West Cadron</i> Design 1019 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
26 July  United States Ames Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company Seattle, Washington <i>West Ison</i> Design 1080 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
27 July  United States Fore River Shipyard Quincy, Massachusetts <i>Baldbutte</i> Design 1045 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
28 July  United States New York Shipbuilding Camden, New Jersey Humphreys Clemson-class destroyer For United States Navy.
28 July  Japan Kawasaki Kobe Ro-1 Type F1 submarine For Imperial Japanese Navy
29 July  United States Chester Shipbuilding Corporation Chester, Pennsylvania <i>Iceland</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by the United States Shipping Board.[1]
30 July  United States Union Construction Company Oakland, California <i>Havilah</i> Design 1015 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
30 July  United States American International Shipbuilding Hog Island, Pennsylvania <i>Labette</i> Design 1022 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
30 July  United States American Shipbuilding Company Wyandotte, Michigan <i>Lake Fagundus</i> Design 1099 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
30 July  United States American Shipbuilding Company Wyandotte, Michigan <i>Lake Fairly</i> Design 1099 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
30 July  United States Manitowoc Shipbuilding Company Manitowoc, Wisconsin <i>Lake Galewood</i> Design 1074 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
30 July  United States Todd Dry Dock and Construction Company Tacoma, Washington Ophis Design 1014 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
30 July  United States Federal Shipbuilding Kearny, New Jersey <i>Wytherville</i> Design 1037 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
31 July  United States Submarine Boat Corporation Newark, New Jersey <i>Asabeth</i> Design 1023 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
31 July  United States American Shipbuilding Company Superior, Wisconsin <i>Lake Falama</i> Design 1099 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
31 July  United States McDougall-Duluth Shipbuilding Company Duluth, Minnesota <i>Lake Flattery</i> Design 1099 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
31 July  United States Submarine Boat Corporation Newark, New Jersey <i>Lordship Manor</i> Design 1023 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
31 July  United States Alameda Works Shipyard Alameda, California <i>Utacarbon</i> Design 1047 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]

August

Date Country Builder Location Ship Class Notes
2 August  United States Whitney Bros. Company Superior, Wisconsin <i>Kolda</i> Design 1035 tug For United States Shipping Board.[1]
2 August  United States Merill-Stevens Shipbuilding Corporation Jacksonville, Florida <i>Wekika</i> Design 1012 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
5 August  United States Hog Island, Pennsylvania American International Shipbuilding <i>Shickshinny</i> Design 1022 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
6 August  United States Bethlehem Elizabethport Elizabeth, New Jersey <i>Bartolome</i> Design 1035 tug For United States Shipping Board.[1]
6 August  United States Bethlehem Elizabethport Elizabeth, New Jersey <i>Barwick</i> Design 1035 tug For United States Shipping Board.[1]
6 August  United States Los Angeles Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company San Pedro, California <i>West Himrod</i> Design 1013 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
6 August  United States Northwest Steel Portland, Oregon <i>West Raritans</i> Design 1013 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
7 August  United States Providence Engineering Works Providence, Rhode Island <i>Baymead</i> Design 1035 tug For United States Shipping Board.[1]
7 August  United States Submarine Boat Corporation Newark, New Jersey <i>Monantum</i> Design 1023 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
7 August  United States Seattle North Pacific Shipbuilding Company Seattle, Washington <i>Orani</i> Design 1015 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
8 August  United States Great Lakes Engineering Works Ecorse, Michigan <i>Lake Ellerslie</i> Design 1074 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
8 August  United States American International Shipbuilding Hog Island, Pennsylvania Shannock Design 1022 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
9 August  United States Hanlon Dry Dock and Shipbuilding Oakland, California <i>Depere</i> Design 1043 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
9 August  United States Moore Shipbuilding Company Oakland, California <i>Quillwark</i> Design 1015 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
9 August  United States Columbia River Shipbuilding Portland, Oregon <i>West Hartland</i> Design 1013 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
9 August  United States Norfolk Navy Yard Portsmouth, Virginia William B. Preston Clemson-class destroyer For United States Navy.
11 August  United States American Shipbuilding Company Cleveland, Ohio <i>Lake Farley</i> Design 1099 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
11 August  United States Union Iron Works San Francisco, California Mervine Clemson-class destroyer For United States Navy.
12 August  United States New York Shipbuilding Camden, New Jersey Kane Clemson-class destroyer For United States Navy.
12 August  United States Mare Island Navy Yard Vallejo, California <i>Luchfield</i> Clemson-class destroyer For United States Navy.
12 August  United States Puget Sound Navy Yard Bremerton, Washington Pinola Bagaduce-class tug For United States Navy.
12 August  United States Squantum Victory Yard Quincy, Massachusetts Sharkey Clemson-class destroyer For United States Navy.
12 August  United States William Cramp & Sons Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Tracy Clemson-class destroyer For United States Navy.
12 August  United States Mare Island Navy Yard Vallejo, California <i>Zang</i> Clemson-class destroyer For United States Navy.
13 August  United States Toledo Shipbuilding Company Toledo, Ohio <i>Lake Fife</i> Design 1099 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
13 August  United States American Shipbuilding Company Wyandotte, Michigan <i>Lake Inglenook</i> Design 1099 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
13 August  United States Submarine Boat Corporation Newark, New Jersey <i>Putnam</i> Design 1023 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
14 August  United States New York Shipbuilding Camden, New Jersey <i>Defender</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by the United States Shipping Board.[1]
14 August  United States William Cramp & Sons Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Kaweah Design 1128 tanker For United States Shipping Board.[1]
14 August  United States American Shipbuilding Company Lorain, Ohio <i>Lake Faxon</i> Design 1099 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
14 August  United Kingdom Harland & Wolff Belfast <i>New Texas</i> N-type cargo ship For Elder Dempster.[17]
15 August  United States American International Shipbuilding Hog Island, Pennsylvania <i>Bird City</i> Design 1022 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
15 August  United States Submarine Boat Corporation Newark, New Jersey <i>Parksville</i> Design 1023 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
15 August  United States Fore River Shipyard Quincy, Massachusetts R-12 R-class submarine For United States Navy.
16 August  United States Submarine Boat Corporation Newark, New Jersey <i>Buffalo Bridge</i> Design 1023 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
16 August  United States Skinner & Eddy Seattle, Washington Editor Design 1105 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
16 August  United States Ecorse, Michigan Great Lakes Engineering Works <i>Lake Ellicott</i> Design 1074 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
16 August  United States Globe Shipbuilding Company Superior, Wisconsin <i>Lake Fitch</i> Design 1074 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
16 August  United States Sun Shipbuilding Company Chester, Pennsylvania <i>Sunbeam</i> Tanker Requisitioned by the United States Shipping Board.[1]
16 August  United States Federal Shipbuilding Kearny, New Jersey <i>Vincent</i> Design 1037 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
16 August  United States Federal Shipbuilding Kearny, New Jersey <i>Winona County</i> Design 1037 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
18 August  United States Northwest Steel Portland, Oregon West Pocasset Design 1013 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
19 August  United States Whitney Bros. Company Superior, Wisconsin <i>Kaleen</i> Design 1035 tug For United States Shipping Board.[1]
20 August  United States Great Lakes Engineering Works Ashtabula, Ohio <i>Lake Elon</i> Design 1074 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
20 August  United States McDougall-Duluth Shipbuilding Company Duluth, Minnesota <i>La Crosse</i> Design 1099 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
21 August  United States Skinner & Eddy Seattle, Washington <i>Elkhorn</i> Design 1105 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
22 August  United States Union Iron Works San Francisco, California Marcus Clemson-class destroyer For United States Navy.
22 August  United States Chester Shipbuilding Corporation Chester, Pennsylvania <i>Terre Haute</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by the United States Shipping Board.[1]
23 August  United States Bayles Shipyard Port Jefferson, New York <i>Cloverock</i> Cargo ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
23 August  United States Pusey & Jones Gloucester City, New Jersey <i>Daniel Webster</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by the United States Shipping Board.[1]
23 August  United States J. F. Duthie & Company Seattle, Washington <i>Dewey</i> Design 1013 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
23 August  United States Skinner & Eddy Seattle, Washington <i>Endicott</i> Design 1105 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
23 August  United States Great Lakes Engineering Works Ecorse, Michigan <i>Lake Ellijay</i> Design 1074 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
23 August  United States Saginaw Shipbuilding Company Saginaw, Michigan <i>Lake Girardeau</i> Design 1020 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
23 August  United States Pacific Coast Shipbuilding Company Bay Point, California <i>Lavada</i> Design 1015 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
23 August  United States American International Shipbuilding Hog Island, Pennsylvania Nobles Design 1022 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
24 August  United States Southwestern Shipbuilding Company San Pedro, California West Neris Design 1019 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
26 August  United States Ferguson Steel & Iron Buffalo, New York <i>Kalmia</i> Bagaduce-class tug For United States Navy.
26 August  Empire of Japan Uraga Dock Company Uraga, Kanagawa <i>Eastern Breeze</i> Cargo ship For United States Shipping Board[18]
27 August  United States Submarine Boat Corporation Newark, New Jersey <i>Clark Mills</i> Design 1023 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
27 August  United States Fore River Shipyard Quincy, Massachusetts R-13 R-class submarine For United States Navy.
27 August  United States Portsmouth Navy Yard Portsmouth, New Hampshire S-4 S-class submarine For United States Navy.
28 August  United States Great Lakes Engineering Works Ecorse, Michigan Lake Ellithorpe Design 1074 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
28 August  United Kingdom Harland & Wolff Belfast <i>New Toronto</i> N-type cargo ship For Elder Dempster.[19]
28 August  Japan Kure Naval Arsenal Kure Ro-11 Kaichu II-type submarine For Imperial Japanese Navy
28 August  United Kingdom Harland & Wolff Belfast <i>War Poplar</i> B-type cargo ship For British Shipping Controller.[20]
28 August  United States Ames Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company Seattle, Washington <i>West Ira</i> Design 1080 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
29 August  United Kingdom Swan Hunter & Wigham Richardson Wallsend Belgian Cargo ship For F. Leyland & Co. Ltd.
29 August  United States Submarine Boat Corporation Newark, New Jersey <i>Continental Bridge</i> Design 1023 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
29 August  United States Submarine Boat Corporation Newark, New Jersey <i>Federal Bridge</i> Design 1023 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
29 August  United States American International Shipbuilding Hog Island, Pennsylvania <i>Hog Island</i> Design 1022 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
30 August  United States Bethlehem Elizabethport Elizabeth, New Jersey <i>Bascobel</i> Design 1035 tug For United States Shipping Board.[1]
30 August  United States Bethlehem Elizabethport Elizabeth, New Jersey <i>Basford</i> Design 1035 tug For United States Shipping Board.[1]
30 August  United States Sun Shipbuilding Company Chester, Pennsylvania <i>Hanover</i> Design 1018 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
30 August  United States American Shipbuilding Company Lorain, Ohio <i>Lake Felden</i> Design 1099 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
30 August  United States Toledo Shipbuilding Company Toledo, Ohio <i>Lake Figart</i> Design 1099 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
30 August  United States McDougall-Duluth Shipbuilding Company Duluth, Minnesota <i>Lake Strymon</i> Design 1099 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
30 August  United States Submarine Boat Corporation Newark, New Jersey <i>Marsodak</i> Design 1023 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
30 August  United States Northwest Engineering Works Green Bay, Wisconsin <i>Outagamie</i> Design 1035 tug For United States Shipping Board.[1]
30 August  United States Standard Shipbuilding Corporation Shooters Island, New York <i>Palisades</i> Design 1063 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
30 August  United States Newburgh Shipyards Newburgh, New York <i>Peekskill</i> Design 1025 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
30 August  United States Alameda Works Shipyard Alameda, California <i>Portola Plumas</i> Design 1047 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
30 August  United States Bethlehem Wilmington Wilmington, Delaware <i>Salem County</i> Design 1031 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
30 August  United States Columbia River Shipbuilding Portland, Oregon <i>West Hartley</i> Design 1013 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]

September

Date Country Builder Location Ship Class Notes
1 September  United States Carolina Shipbuilding Corporation Wilmington, North Carolina <i>Cranford</i> Design 1037 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
2 September  United States Union Iron Works San Francisco, California Chase Clemson-class destroyer For United States Navy.
5 September  United States Squantum Victory Yard Quincy, Massachusetts Breck Clemson-class destroyer For United States Navy.
5 September  United States Merchant Shipbuilding Corporation Harriman, Pennsylvania <i>Epitacio Pessoa</i> Design 1025 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
5 September  United States Squantum Victory Yard Quincy, Massachusetts Toucey Clemson-class destroyer For United States Navy.
6 September  United States Fore River Shipyard Quincy, Massachusetts AA-2 AA-1-class submarine For United States Navy.[21]
6 September  United States Federal Shipbuilding Kearny, New Jersey <i>Anaconda</i> Design 1037 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
6 September  United States Bethlehem Sparrows Point Sparrows Point, Maryland <i>Antietam</i> Design 1047 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
6 September  United States Skinner & Eddy Seattle, Washington <i>Brave Coeur</i> Design 1105 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
6 September  United States Hog Island, Pennsylvania American International Shipbuilding <i>Sinsinawa</i> Design 1022 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
6 September  United States Northwest Steel Portland, Oregon West Saginaw Design 1013 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
7 September  United States Fore River Shipyard Quincy, Massachusetts <i>Baldhill</i> Design 1045 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
7 September  United States Western Pipe & Steel South San Francisco, California <i>West Cahokie</i> Design 1019 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
8 September  United States Virginia Shipbuilding Corporation Alexandria, Virginia <i>H. F. Morse</i> Design 1015 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
10 September  United States American International Shipbuilding Hog Island, Pennsylvania <i>Chickasaw</i> Design 1022 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
10 September  United States Skinner & Eddy Seattle, Washington <i>Elkton</i> Design 1105 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
10 September  United States Squantum Victory Yard Quincy, Massachusetts Isherwood Clemson-class destroyer For United States Navy.
10 September  United States Todd Dry Dock and Construction Company Tacoma, Washington <i>St. Anthony</i> Design 1014 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
11 September  United Kingdom Harland & Wolff Belfast Arundel Castle Passenger ship For Union-Castle Line.
11 September  United States William Cramp & Sons Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Barker Clemson-class destroyer For United States Navy.
11 September  United States Globe Shipbuilding Company Superior, Wisconsin <i>Lake Fithian</i> Design 1074 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
11 September  United States G. M. Standifer Construction Vancouver, Washington Olockson Design 1015 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
11 September  United States Newport News Shipbuilding Newport News, Virginia Ramapo Design 1106 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
11 September  United States Philadelphia Navy Yard Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Willet Lapwing-class minesweeper For United States Navy.
12 September  United States Seattle North Pacific Shipbuilding Company Seattle, Washington <i>Chepadoa</i> Design 1015 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
12 September  United States Great Lakes Engineering Works Ecorse, Michigan <i>Lake Ellsworth</i> Design 1074 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
13 September  United States Federal Shipbuilding Kearny, New Jersey <i>Bellemina</i> Design 1037 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
13 September  United States Federal Shipbuilding Kearny, New Jersey <i>Bellhaven</i> Design 1037 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
13 September  United States Submarine Boat Corporation Newark, New Jersey <i>Coquitt</i> Design 1023 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
13 September  United States Long Beach Shipbuilding Company Long Beach, California Haleakala Design 1019 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
13 September  United States Submarine Boat Corporation Newark, New Jersey <i>Moose Hausic</i> Design 1023 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
14 September  United States McDougall-Duluth Shipbuilding Company Duluth, Minnesota <i>Chaparel</i> Design 1020 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
15 September  United States Great Lakes Engineering Works Ashtabula, Ohio <i>Lake Elpueblo</i> Design 1074 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
16 September  United States Columbia River Shipbuilding Portland, Oregon <i>Silets</i> Design 1013 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
17 September  United States American Shipbuilding Company Lorain, Ohio <i>Ashland County</i> Design 1099 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
18 September  United States Submarine Boat Corporation Newark, New Jersey <i>Independent Bridge</i> Design 1023 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
18 September  United States American International Shipbuilding Hog Island, Pennsylvania Inspector Design 1022 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
18 September  United States Ferguson Steel & Iron Buffalo, New York <i>Umpqua</i> Bagaduce-class tug For United States Navy.
19 September  United States Mobile Shipbuilding Company Mobile, Alabama <i>Minooka</i> Design 1038 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
19 September  United States Union Iron Works San Francisco, California Robert Smith Clemson-class destroyer For United States Navy.
20 September  United States Baltimore Dry Dock and Shipbuilding Company Baltimore, Maryland <i>Bethelridge</i> Design 1059 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
20 September  United States Bethlehem Sparrows Point Sparrows Point, Maryland <i>Gosport</i> Design 1046 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
20 September  United States Submarine Boat Corporation Newark, New Jersey <i>Lackawanna Bridge</i> Design 1023 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
20 September  United States Pusey & Jones Wilmington, Delaware <i>Long Island</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by the United States Shipping Board.[1]
20 September  United States Groton Iron Works Groton, Connecticut <i>Merry Mount</i> Design 1016 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
20 September  United States New York Shipbuilding Camden, New Jersey <i>Scottsbury</i> Design 1103 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
21 September  United States Squantum Victory Yard Quincy, Massachusetts Case Clemson-class destroyer For United States Navy.
22 September  United States Merchant Shipbuilding Corporation Harriman, Pennsylvania <i>Auditor</i> Design 1025 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
22 September  United States Submarine Boat Corporation Newark, New Jersey <i>Cook</i> Design 1023 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
22 September  United States Skinner & Eddy Seattle, Washington <i>Crisfield</i> Design 1105 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
22 September  United States American International Shipbuilding Hog Island, Pennsylvania <i>Magmeric</i> Design 1022 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
24 September  United States Merchant Shipbuilding Corporation Harriman, Pennsylvania <i>Bensalem</i> Design 1025 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
24 September  United States Submarine Boat Corporation Newark, New Jersey <i>Kootenai</i> Design 1023 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
24 September  United States Great Lakes Engineering Works Ecorse, Michigan <i>Lake Ellsbury</i> Design 1074 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
24 September  United States Manitowoc Shipbuilding Company Manitowoc, Wisconsin <i>Lake Galien</i> Design 1074 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
24 September  United States Chester Shipbuilding Corporation Chester, Pennsylvania <i>Lansdowne</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by the United States Shipping Board.[1]
24 September  United States New York Shipbuilding Camden, New Jersey <i>Santa Elisa</i> Troopship Requisitioned by the United States Shipping Board.[1]
25 September  United States Alameda Works Shipyard Alameda, California <i>Cathwood</i> Design 1047 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
25 September  United Kingdom Harland & Wolff Belfast <i>Glenluce</i> Cargo ship For Glen Line.[22]
25 September  United States Submarine Boat Corporation Newark, New Jersey <i>Kenwood Bridge</i> Design 1023 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
25 September  United States Pensacola Shipbuilding Company Pensacola, Florida <i>Rockport</i> Design 1025 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
26 September  United States American International Shipbuilding Hog Island, Pennsylvania <i>Clavarack</i> Design 1022 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
27 September  United States Bethlehem Wilmington Wilmington, Delaware <i>Bethnor</i> Design 1094 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
27 September  United States Ames Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company Seattle, Washington <i>Cathlamet</i> Design 1080 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
27 September  United States Skinner & Eddy Seattle, Washington <i>Cripple Creek</i> Design 1105 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
27 September  United States J. F. Duthie & Company Seattle, Washington Deuel Design 1013 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
27 September  United States Union Construction Company Oakland, California <i>Haxtum</i> Design 1015 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
27 September  United States Todd Dry Dock and Construction Company Tacoma, Washington <i>Higho</i> Design 1014 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
27 September  United States Toledo Shipbuilding Company Toledo, Ohio <i>Lake Fighting</i> Design 1099 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
28 September  United States Southwestern Shipbuilding Company San Pedro, California West Niger Design 1019 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
29 September  United States Union Iron Works San Francisco, California <i>Chauncer</i> Clemson-class destroyer For United States Navy.
29 September  United States Squantum Victory Yard Quincy, Massachusetts Lardner Clemson-class destroyer For United States Navy.
30 September  United States American International Shipbuilding Hog Island, Pennsylvania <i>Afoundria</i> Design 1022 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
30 September  United States McDougall-Duluth Shipbuilding Company Duluth, Minnesota <i>Fargo</i> Design 1099 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
30 September  United States Submarine Boat Corporation Newark, New Jersey <i>Hamlin</i> Design 1023 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
30 September  United States Great Lakes Engineering Works Ecorse, Michigan <i>Lake Elmhurst</i> Design 1074 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
30 September  United Kingdom Lithgows Ltd. Port Glasgow Nile Cargo ship For Nile Steamship Co. Ltd.
30 September  United States Squantum Victory Yard Quincy, Massachusetts Putnam Clemson-class destroyer For United States Navy.
30 September  United States Northwest Steel Portland, Oregon <i>West Jaffrey</i> Design 1013 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]

October

Date Country Builder Location Ship Class Notes
2 October  United States Great Lakes Engineering Works Ecorse, Michigan <i>Lake Elmsdale</i> Design 1074 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
4 October  United States Pusey & Jones Gloucester City, New Jersey <i>Andrew Jackson</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by the United States Shipping Board.[1]
4 October  United States William Cramp & Sons Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Borie Clemson-class destroyer For United States Navy.
4 October  United States New York Shipbuilding Camden, New Jersey Reuben James Clemson-class destroyer For United States Navy.
4 October  United States McDougall-Duluth Shipbuilding Company Duluth, Minnesota <i>Sioux Falls</i> Design 1099 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
4 October  United States Sun Shipbuilding Company Chester, Pennsylvania <i>Sunshine</i> Tanker Requisitioned by the United States Shipping Board.[1]
6 October  United States American International Shipbuilding Hog Island, Pennsylvania <i>City of Alton</i> Design 1022 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
7 October  United States Skinner & Eddy Seattle, Washington <i>Effingham</i> Design 1105 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
7 October  United States American Shipbuilding Company Wyandotte, Michigan <i>Lake Fairport</i> Design 1099 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
8 October  United States American International Shipbuilding Hog Island, Pennsylvania <i>Coahoma County</i> Design 1022 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
9 October  United States Globe Shipbuilding Company Superior, Wisconsin <i>Lake Flag</i> Design 1074 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
10 October  United States Fore River Shipyard Quincy, Massachusetts R-14 R-class submarine For United States Navy.
11 October  United States New York Shipbuilding Camden, New Jersey American Legion Design 1029 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
11 October  United States Texas Steamship Corporation| Bath, Maine <i>Aryan</i> Tanker Requisitioned by the United States Shipping Board.[1]
11 October  United States Federal Shipbuilding Kearny, New Jersey <i>Bellepline</i> Design 1037 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
11 October  United States Federal Shipbuilding Kearny, New Jersey <i>Bellerose</i> Design 1037 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
11 October  United States American International Shipbuilding Hog Island, Pennsylvania <i>Casey</i> Design 1022 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
11 October  United States Skinner & Eddy Seattle, Washington <i>Effna</i> Design 1105 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
11 October  United States McDougall-Duluth Shipbuilding Company Duluth, Minnesota <i>Great Falls</i> Design 1099 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
11 October  United States Toledo Shipbuilding Company Toledo, Ohio <i>Lake Filbert</i> Design 1099 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
11 October  United States Northwest Engineering Works Green Bay, Wisconsin <i>Pylos</i> Design 1035 tug For United States Shipping Board.[1]
11 October  United Kingdom Harland & Wolff Belfast <i>War Passion</i> N-type cargo ship For Elder Dempster.[23]
11 October  United States Saginaw Shipbuilding Company Saginaw, Michigan Unnamed Design 1074 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
15 October  United States Squantum Victory Yard Quincy, Massachusetts Reid Clemson-class destroyer For United States Navy.
16 October  United States Submarine Boat Corporation Newark, New Jersey <i>Indiana Bridge</i> Design 1023 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
16 October  United States New York Shipbuilding Camden, New Jersey Williamson Clemson-class destroyer For United States Navy.
17 October  United States Submarine Boat Corporation Newark, New Jersey <i>Cushnet</i> Design 1023 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
17 October  United States Great Lakes Engineering Works Ashtabula, Ohio <i>Lake Elrio</i> Design 1074 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
18 October  United States American International Shipbuilding Hog Island, Pennsylvania <i>Coldbrook</i> Design 1022 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
18 October  United States Submarine Boat Corporation Newark, New Jersey <i>Coskata</i> Design 1023 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
18 October  United States American Shipbuilding Company Lorain, Ohio <i>Henry County</i> Design 1099 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
18 October  United States William Cramp & Sons Philadelphia, Pennsylvania John D. Edwards Clemson-class destroyer For United States Navy.
18 October  United States Saginaw Shipbuilding Company Saginaw, Michigan Unnamed Design 1074 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
19 October  United States Newburgh Shipyards Newburgh, New York <i>Monroe</i> Design 1025 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
20 October  United States Submarine Boat Corporation Newark, New Jersey <i>Cuttyhunk</i> Design 1023 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
21 October  United States Fore River Shipyard Quincy, Massachusetts <i>Hadnot</i> Design 1045 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
21 October  United States Ferguson Steel & Iron Buffalo, New York Wandank Bagaduce-class tug For United States Navy.
23 October  United Kingdom Harland & Wolff Belfast <i>Boma</i> B-type cargo ship For Elder Dempster.[24]
23 October  United Kingdom Harland & Wolff Belfast <i>Dundrum Castle</i> B-type cargo ship For Union-Castle Line.[25]
23 October  United States McDougall-Duluth Shipbuilding Company Duluth, Minnesota <i>Lake Floravista</i> Design 1099 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
23 October  United States Oscar Daniels Company Tampa, Florida <i>Unicoi</i> Design 1027 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
24 October  United States Squantum Victory Yard Quincy, Massachusetts Worden Clemson-class destroyer For United States Navy.
25 October  United States Seattle North Pacific Shipbuilding Company Seattle, Washington <i>Chicomico</i> Design 1015 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
25 October  United States Alexandria, VirginiaVirginia Shipbuilding Corporation <i>E. A. Morse</i> Design 1015 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
25 October  United States Skinner & Eddy Seattle, Washington Eglantine Design 1105 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
25 October  United States Newport News Shipbuilding Newport News, Virginia Rapidan Design 1106 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
25 October  Japan Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Kobe Ro-51 Type L1 submarine For Imperial Japanese Navy.
25 October  United States American International Shipbuilding Hog Island, Pennsylvania <i>Sundance</i> Design 1022 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
25 October  United States Ames Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company Seattle, Washington <i>West Ivis</i> Design 1080 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
27 October  United States American International Shipbuilding Hog Island, Pennsylvania <i>Cantigny</i> Design 1024 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
27 October  United States Merchant Shipbuilding Corporation Harriman, Pennsylvania <i>Lycoming</i> Design 1025 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
28 October  United States Chester Shipbuilding Corporation Chester, Pennsylvania <i>John Roach</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by the United States Shipping Board.[1]
28 October  United States Submarine Boat Corporation Newark, New Jersey <i>Margus</i> Design 1023 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
28 October  United States Atlantic Corporation Portsmouth, New Hampshire <i>Nipmuc</i> Design 1019 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
28 October  United States New York Shipbuilding Camden, New Jersey Sands Clemson-class destroyer For United States Navy.
29 October  United States Submarine Boat Corporation Newark, New Jersey <i>Northwestern Bridge</i> Design 1023 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
31 October  United States Submarine Boat Corporation Newark, New Jersey Lakeside Bridge Design 1023 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
30 October  United States Submarine Boat Corporation Newark, New Jersey <i>Massilon Bridge</i> Design 1023 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]

November

Date Country Builder Location Ship Class Notes
1 November  United States Federal Shipbuilding Kearny, New JerseyFederal Shipbuilding <i>Bellflower</i> Design 1037 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
1 November  United States Baltimore Dry Dock and Shipbuilding Company Baltimore, Maryland <i>Danville</i> Design 1058 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
1 November  United States Skinner & Eddy Seattle, Washington <i>Egremont</i> Design 1079 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
1 November  United States Toledo Shipbuilding Company Toledo, Ohio <i>Lake Fillion</i> Design 1099 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
1 November  United States Groton Iron Works Groton, Connecticut <i>Quinnipiack</i> Design 1016 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
3 November  United States Great Lakes Engineering Works Ashtabula, Ohio Lake Elsmere Design 1074 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
4 November  Empire of Japan Asano Shipbuilding Company Tsurumi-ku, Yokohama <i>Eastern Trader</i> Cargo ship For United States Shipping Board.[26]
5 November  United States Manitowoc Shipbuilding Company Manitowoc, Wisconsin <i>Lake Ikatan</i> Design 1074 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
5 November  United States Submarine Boat Corporation Newark, New Jersey <i>Massick</i> Design 1023 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
5 November  United States American International Shipbuilding Hog Island, Pennsylvania <i>Wildwood</i> Design 1022 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
5 November  Empire of Japan Uchida <i>Eastern Glade</i> Cargo ship For United States Shipping Board.[26]
6 November  United States Fore River Shipyard Quincy, Massachusetts <i>Hagan</i> Design 1045 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
6 November  United Kingdom Harland & Wolff Belfast <i>New Brighton</i> N-type cargo ship For African Steamship Co.[27]
6 November  United States Pusey & Jones Wilmington, Delaware <i>Staten Island</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by the United States Shipping Board.[1]
6 November  United States William Cramp & Sons Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Whipple Clemson-class destroyer For United States Navy.
6 November  Empire of Japan Kawasaki <i>Eastern Moon</i> Cargo ship For United States Shipping Board.[26]
7 November  United States Federal Shipbuilding Kearny, New Jersey <i>Bellbuckle</i> Design 1037 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
7 November  United States Squantum Victory Yard Quincy, Massachusetts Flusser Clemson-class destroyer For United States Navy.
7 November  United States Mobile Shipbuilding Company Mobile, Alabama <i>Hutchinson</i> Design 1038 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
8 November  United States Terry Shipbuilding Savannah, Georgia <i>Darden</i> Design 1031 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
8 November  United States American Shipbuilding Company Lorain, Ohio <i>Franklin County</i> Design 1099 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
8 November  United States American Shipbuilding Company Wyandotte, Michigan Detroit Wayne Design 1099 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
10 November  United States Merchant Shipbuilding Corporation Harriman, Pennsylvania <i>Bavington</i> Design 1025 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
10 November  United States Portsmouth Navy Yard Portsmouth, New Hampshire S-5 S-class submarine For United States Navy.
11 November  United States McDougall-Duluth Shipbuilding Company Duluth, Minnesota <i>Lake Florian</i> Design 1099 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
12 November  United States American International Shipbuilding Hog Island, Pennsylvania <i>Cliffwood</i> Design 1022 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
14 November  United States Submarine Boat Corporation Newark, New Jersey Mopang Design 1023 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
15 November  United States Carolina Shipbuilding Corporation Wilmington, North Carolina <i>City of Omaha</i> Design 1037 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
15 November  United States American Shipbuilding Company Chicago, Illinois <i>Geyser</i> Design 1099 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
15 November  United States American Shipbuilding Company Chicago, Illinois <i>Giddings</i> Design 1099 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
15 November  United States Bethlehem Sparrows Point Sparrows Point, Maryland <i>Hagood</i> Design 1047 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
15 November  United States Skinner & Eddy Seattle, Washington <i>Jadden</i> Design 1079 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
15 November  United States Federal Shipbuilding Kearny, New Jersey <i>Kearny</i> Design 1037 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
15 November  United States Great Lakes Engineering Works Ecorse, Michigan <i>Lake Elmont</i> Design 1074 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
15 November  United States Great Lakes Engineering Works Ashtabula, Ohio <i>Lake Elsah</i> Design 1074 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
15 November  United States Great Lakes Engineering Works Ashtabula, Ohio <i>Lake Elva</i> Design 1074 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
15 November  United States American Shipbuilding Company Lorain, Ohio <i>Lake Fenn</i> Design 1099 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
15 November  United States McDougall-Duluth Shipbuilding Company Duluth, Minnesota <i>Lake Floris</i> Design 1099 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
15 November  United States Globe Shipbuilding Company Superior, Wisconsin <i>Lake Glaucus</i> Design 1074 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
15 November  United States G. M. Standifer Construction Vancouver, Washington <i>Montague</i> Design 1015 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
15 November  United States Standard Shipbuilding Corporation Shooters Island, New York <i>Tenafly</i> Design 1063 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
15 November  United States Columbia River Shipbuilding Portland, Oregon <i>West Hassavampa</i> Design 1013 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
15 November  United States Ames Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company Seattle, Washington <i>West Jana</i> Design 1080 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
17 November  United States Northwest Steel Portland, Oregon Centaurus Design 1013 ship For Green Star Line.
17 November  United States Skinner & Eddy Seattle, Washington <i>Nile</i> Design 1079 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
18 November  United States American International Shipbuilding Hog Island, Pennsylvania <i>Argonne</i> Design 1024 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
19 November  United States Squantum Victory Yard Quincy, Massachusetts Dale Clemson-class destroyer For United States Navy.
20 November  United States Mare Island Navy Yard Vallejo, California California Tennessee-class battleship For United States Navy.
22 November  United States Skinner & Eddy Seattle, Washington <i>Crosskeys</i> Design 1079 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
22 November  United States Groton Iron Works Groton, Connecticut <i>Hartford</i> Design 1016 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
22 November  United States Great Lakes Engineering Works Ecorse, Michigan <i>Lake Slavi</i> Design 1074 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
22 November  United States Seattle North Pacific Shipbuilding Company Seattle, Washington <i>Manham</i> Design 1015 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
22 November  Japan Kawasaki Heavy Industries Kobe Ro-2 Type F1 submarine For Imperial Japanese Navy
22 November  United Kingdom Harland & Wolff Belfast SS <i>War Airman</i> AO tanker For British Shipping Controller.[28]
22 November  United States J. F. Duthie & Company Seattle, Washington <i>West Hesseltine</i> Design 1013 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
24 November  United States Pusey & Jones Gloucester City, New Jersey <i>John Adams</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by the United States Shipping Board.[1]
24 November  United States Submarine Boat Corporation Newark, New Jersey <i>Minnewawa</i> Design 1023 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
26 November  United States Merchant Shipbuilding Corporation Harriman, Pennsylvania <i>Kayseeka</i> Design 1025 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
27 November  United States American Shipbuilding Company Wyandotte, Michigan <i>Lake Vinton County</i> Design 1099 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
27 November  United States Submarine Boat Corporation Newark, New Jersey Rock Island Bridge Design 1023 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
27 November  United Kingdom Harland & Wolff Belfast <i>War Riddle</i> N-type cargo ship For Atlantic Transport Co.[29]
28 November  United States Squantum Victory Yard Quincy, Massachusetts Converse Clemson-class destroyer For United States Navy.
30 November  United States Pensacola Shipbuilding Company Pensacola, Florida <i>City of Sherman</i> Design 1025 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
30 November  United States American Shipbuilding Company Wyandotte, Michigan <i>Lake Hancock County</i> Design 1099 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
30 November  United States Mobile Shipbuilding Company Mobile, Alabama <i>Oklahoma City</i> Design 1038 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
30 November  United States Manitowoc Shipbuilding Company Manitowoc, Wisconsin <i>Wauwatosa</i> Design 1074 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]

December

Date Country Builder Location Ship Class Notes
1 December  United States Globe Shipbuilding Company Superior, Wisconsin <i>Lake Glaucus</i> Design 1074 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
1 December  United States Submarine Boat Corporation Newark, New Jersey <i>Monomac</i> Design 1023 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
1 December  United States Saginaw Shipbuilding Company Saginaw, Michigan Name unknown Design 1074 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
2 December  United States Manitowoc Shipbuilding Company Manitowoc, Wisconsin Lake Galva Design 1074 ship For United States Shipping Board.
3 December  United States Merchant Shipbuilding Corporation Harriman, Pennsylvania <i>Mitchell</i> Design 1025 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
4 December  United States Standard Shipbuilding Corporation Shooters Island, New York <i>Kerhonkson</i> Design 1063 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
5 December  United States Oscar Daniels Company Tampa, Florida <i>Manatee</i> Design 1027 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
6 December  United States American International Shipbuilding Hog Island, Pennsylvania <i>Cambrai</i> Design 1024 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
6 December  United States Great Lakes Engineering Works Ecorse, Michigan <i>Lake Elmsford</i> Design 1074 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
8 December  United States Submarine Boat Corporation Newark, New Jersey <i>Pittsburgh Bridge</i> Design 1023 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
8 December  Japan Sasebo Naval Arsenal Sasebo Ro-24 Kaichu III-type submarine For Imperial Japanese Navy.
9 December  United States Submarine Boat Corporation Newark, New Jersey <i>Toledo Bridge</i> Design 1023 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
9 December  United States Submarine Boat Corporation Newark, New Jersey <i>Vincennes Bridge</i> Design 1023 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
9 December  United States Submarine Boat Corporation Newark, New Jersey <i>Virginia Bridge</i> Design 1023 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
10 December  United States Vancouver, Washington G. M. Standifer Construction <i>Abercos</i> Design 1015 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
10 December  United States Squantum Victory Yard Quincy, Massachusetts <i>Billingley</i> Clemson-class destroyer For United States Navy.
10 December  United States Sun Shipbuilding Company Chester, Pennsylvania <i>Chester Valley</i> Design 1018 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
10 December  United States Bethlehem Wilmington Wilmington, Delaware <i>Macomet</i> Design 1094 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
10 December  United States Fore River Shipyard Quincy, Massachusetts <i>Trimountain</i> Design 1045 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
11 December  United Kingdom Harland & Wolff Belfast <i>War Romance</i> N-type cargo ship For Elder Dempster.[30]
15 December  United States Terry Shipbuilding Savannah, Georgia <i>Dartford</i> Design 1031 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
15 December  United States Chester Shipbuilding Corporation Chester, Pennsylvania <i>Amcross</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by the United States Shipping Board.[1]
15 December  United States Standard Shipbuilding Corporation Shooters Island, New York <i>Hinkley</i> Design 1063 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
15 December  United States Great Lakes Engineering Works Ecorse, Michigan <i>Lake Elmwood</i> Design 1074 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
15 December  United States Toledo Shipbuilding Company Toledo, Ohio <i>Lake Fillmore</i> Design 1099 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
18 December  United States Squantum Victory Yard Quincy, Massachusetts Charles Ausburn Clemson-class destroyer For United States Navy.
18 December  United States William Cramp & Sons Philadelphia, Pennsylvania MacLeish Clemson-class destroyer For United States Navy.
19 December  United States New York Shipbuilding Camden, New Jersey <i>Santa Leonora</i> Troopship Requisitioned by the United States Shipping Board.[1]
20 December  United States Bethlehem Wilmington Wilmington, Delaware <i>Liberty Minquas</i> Design 1031 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
20 December  United States Manitowoc Shipbuilding Company Manitowoc, Wisconsin <i>Ripon</i> Design 1074 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
20 December  United States Western Pipe & Steel South San Francisco, California <i>West Calera</i> Design 1019 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
20 December  United States J. F. Duthie & Company Seattle, Washington West Ivan Design 1013 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
20 December  United States Moore Shipbuilding Company Oakland, California <i>Salina</i> Design 1041 ship For United States Shipping Board.[31]
20 December  United States Moore Shipbuilding Company Oakland, California <i>City of Reno</i> Design 1041 ship For United States Shipping Board.[31]
20 December  United States Moore Shipbuilding Company Oakland, California <i>Sapulpa</i> Design 1041 ship For United States Shipping Board.[31]
20 December  United States Moore Shipbuilding Company Oakland, California <i>Jalapa</i> Design 1015 ship For United States Shipping Board.[31]
20 December  United States Moore Shipbuilding Company Oakland, California <i>Mosella</i> Design 1015 ship For United States Shipping Board.[31]
20 December  United States Moore Shipbuilding Company Oakland, California <i>Janelew</i> Design 1015 ship For United States Shipping Board.[31]
23 December  United Kingdom William Beardmore & Co. Ltd. Port Glasgow Cameronia Ocean liner For Anchor Line
23 December  United States Portsmouth Navy Yard Portsmouth, New Hampshire S-6 S-class submarine For United States Navy.
24 December  United States Submarine Boat Corporation Newark, New Jersey <i>East Chicago</i> Design 1023 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
24 December  United States Atlantic Corporation Portsmouth, New Hampshire <i>Norumbega</i> Design 1019 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
24 December  United States Newport News Shipbuilding Newport News, Virginia Sapelo Patoka-class oiler For
25 December  United Kingdom Harland & Wolff Belfast <i>Glentara</i> Cargo ship For Glen Line.[32]
25 December  United States Bethlehem Wilmington Wilmington, Delaware <i>Kehuku</i> Design 1031 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
27 December  United States American International Shipbuilding Hog Island, Pennsylvania City of Flint Design 1022 cargo ship For
27 December  United States Seattle North Pacific Shipbuilding Company Seattle, Washington <i>Maquan</i> Design 1015 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
27 December  United Kingdom Harland & Wolff Belfast <i>Somerset Coast</i> Coaster For Coast Lines.[33]
29 December  United States Squantum Victory Yard Quincy, Massachusetts Osborne Clemson-class destroyer For United States Navy.
31 December  United States Merill-Stevens Shipbuilding Corporation Jacksonville, Florida <i>Pinellas</i> Design 1012 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
31 December  United States Pensacola Shipbuilding Company Pensacola, Florida <i>City of Vernon</i> Design 1025 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]

Unknown date

Country Builder Location Ship Class Notes
 United Kingdom Dublin Dockyard Co. Ltd. Dublin <i>Bermondsey</i> Cargo ship For private owner.[34]
 Germany Howaldtswerke Kiel <i>Gedania</i> Tanker For Wareid Tankschiff GmbH.[35]
 United Kingdom James Pollock & Sons Faversham <i>Moliette</i> Ferro-Concrete coaster For unknown owner.[36]
 United Kingdom <i>St. Minver</i> Saint-class tug For Royal Navy.[37]
 United Kingdom James Pollock & Sons Faversham <i>Violette</i> Ferro-Concrete coaster For unknown owner.[36]
 United Kingdom William Hamilton & Co. Ltd. Port Glasgow <i>War Celt</i> Cargo ship For British Shipping Controller.[38]

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